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bag coach sale public and permit holders have no way to know when they go out to a 'restaurant' that serves alcohol whether or not firearms carry is lawful because of the vague definition of a restaurant in Public Chapter 399, according to a filing.Lawyers for the Attorney General's office, the key defendant in this case along with the state of Tennessee, contend the chancery court does not have the standing to challenge a piece of legislation.The Attorney General also argues the lack standing to bring this action as they have failed to demonstrate distinct and palpable injury from the enactment of Chapter 339. The entire controversy depends upon future or contingent events, hypothetical situations and theoretical, as opposed to actual legal issues.Why are the other 13 "plantiffs" unamed? Dosn't sound very American to me.One thing for sure is that I will NEVER set foot in the Sunset Grill , the owner is an idiot wasteing taxpayers time and money on something he thinks might happen.Permit holders have a better record than cops and for the record no I don't have a CCP.The case should be dismissed as the plantiff(s) suffered no damage. Even "IF" someone was shot in his place by a permit holder he still would not have standing. Hope the lawyer charged him a lot of money.on 11/20/09 at 5:26TWO points: Why do armed civilians, legally, find it necessary to frequent a bar in the first place? They cannot drink, except a Coke for $4.00. Maybe it's the music?And why announce you're carrying? There are NOT metal detectors at the entrances and the bartender/ hostess doesn't pat you down. So, why not just