Summary
Waller County is in a legal standoff with the Texas Attorney General over its courthouse gun ban. This fight could force the county to drop its current security policy and set a major legal precedent for how gun laws work in public buildings across the state.
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Taxpayers will likely foot the bill for expensive legal fees as the county defends its policy in court.
Gun rights advocates stand to gain if the court strikes down the ban, as it would expand where they can legally carry.
County officials and courthouse staff might feel less safe if the ban is overturned and more people start carrying guns inside.
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