Davidson
Yesterday, Judge Claudia Bonnyman of the Davidson County Chancery Court denied plaintiffs' request to issue a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order which would have blocked the restaurant carry law from going into effect.
While the law will be litigated over the next few months, permit holders may now carry a firearm for self-defense in establishments that serve alcohol, provided the establishment has not posted the premises to prohibit the carrying of firearms and permit holders are not consuming alcohol.
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