Walking down the RR tracks IS against the Law.

Cartridges in the clip/magazine of the gun define it as 'loaded'.

220-2-.55 Wildlife Management Areas, Community Hunting Areas,
Public Hunting Areas, and Refuges of Alabama
(1) It shall be unlawful on ALL WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS,
COMMUNITY HUNTING AREAS, PUBLIC HUNTING AREAS,
AND REFUGE AREAS, all of which are established as "wildlife
management areas" by Rule 220-2-.22 and all of which are hereinafter
sometimes collectively referred to herein as "AREAS" or "AREA":

...(h) For any person to carry in or on a vehicle, any of the following:
any firearms [including pistols/handguns, except as described in
(ff)] with ammunition in the magazine, breech or clip attached to
firearms, or black powder weapons with primer, cap or flash
powder in place, or cocked crossbows. See (ff) for limited
exception for certain lawfully licensed handguns possessed for
personal protection.

Situational Ethics at it's finest!

And, if you look back, the 'Sarah Brady' comments were YOURS, not mine.

So, again; you have proved yourself a hypocrite.

Situational Ethics: Joseph Fletcher
Situational Ethics was pioneered by Joseph Fletcher (1905-1991). His work, Situation Ethics, founded the modern situational ethics movement. Since then, almost every publication on situational ethics has referred to the model presented in Fletcher's writings. Fletcher was an Episcopal priest, a member of the Euthanasia Educational Counsel, and an advocate for Planned Parenthood. He was a supporter of both euthanasia and abortion.

Situational Ethics: Fletcher's Model
Situational Ethics, according to Fletcher's model, states that decision-making should be based upon the circumstances of a particular situation, and not upon fixed Law. The only absolute is Love. Love should be the motive behind every decision. As long as Love is your intention, the end justifies the means. Justice is not in the letter of the Law, it is in the distribution of Love. Fletcher founded his model upon a statement found in the New Testament of the Bible that reads, "God is Love" (I John 4:8).

Situational Ethics: The Contradiction
Fletcher's model of Situational Ethics appears reasonable upon a glance, yet given careful consideration, its flaw becomes apparent. Situational Ethics is based upon "God is Love" in I John 4:8. However, in the very next chapter we read, "This is the love of God, that we keep His commandments. And His commandments are not burdensome" (I John 5:3). While Fletcher holds that any commandment may be broken in good conscience if Love is one's intention, the Bible states that the keeping of God's commandments is loving God. To break any commandment, regardless of your intentions, is to not love God. Therefore, logic holds that the breaking of the commandment was not done in Love.

Situational Ethics: Man's Sin Nature
Situational Ethics is supposedly based upon the Bible, yet it contradicts the Bible. Furthermore, there are philosophical considerations that are left unresolved. Can humans, flawed beings, be trusted to act in Love? Paul the Apostle, inspired by the Holy Spirit, wrote to the Galatians: "[the Law] was added because of transgressions…" (Galatians 3:19). This passage refers to Levitical Law that was "fulfilled" by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ upon the cross. However, ethical regulations continue to appear in the Bible's New Testament. Perhaps they share the same purpose as Levitical Law, in that they were given because of our tendency to sin against God. Even believers in Christ, saved by grace, retain their sinful nature in this world.

Situational Ethics: God's Word
Situational Ethics, though it may be well meaning, is wrong. It is best not to transgress God's Law under any circumstance, regardless of your motive. God knows best and instituted His Law for a purpose. He has not given permission to any man to transgress His Law. If you will suffer because of keeping His Law, rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for so the Prophets suffered before you, and great is your reward in Heaven. If you can save a loved one from suffering by breaking God's Law, do not. For you are taking away their opportunity to persevere and receive blessings from God. Furthermore, you are breaking God's Law, bringing His displeasure upon yourself. To break God's eternal Law for a temporal concern is to focus upon things of this world and to ignore eternity.

SECTION 26

Right to bear arms.
That every citizen has a right to bear arms in defense of himself and the state.

SECTION 36

Construction of Declaration of Rights.

That this enumeration of certain rights shall not impair or deny others retained by the people; and, to guard against any encroachments on the rights herein retained, we declare that everything in this Declaration of Rights is excepted out of the general powers of government, and shall forever remain inviolate

Section 9-11-257
Hunting or discharge of firearm from, upon, or across public roads, etc.
Any person, except a duly authorized law enforcement officer acting in the line of duty or person otherwise authorized by law, who hunts or discharges any firearm from, upon, or across any public road, public highway, or railroad, or the rights-of-way of any public road, public highway, or railroad, or any person, except a landowner or his or her immediate family hunting on land of the landowner, who hunts within 50 yards of a public road, public highway, or railroad, or their rights-of-way, with a centerfire rifle, a shotgun using slug or shot larger in diameter than manufacturer's standard designated number four shot, or a muzzleloading rifle .40 caliber or larger in this state, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, shall be punished for the first offense by a fine of not less than one thousand dollars ($1,000), and shall be punished for the second and each subsequent offense by a fine of not less than two thousand dollars ($2,000) and shall have all hunting license privileges revoked for one year from the date of conviction.

(Acts 1935, No. 383, p. 813, §23; Code 1940, T. 8, §105; Acts 1982, No. 82-522, p. 870, §1; Acts 1988, 1st Ex. Sess., No. 88-945, p. 566, §1; Act 99-442, p. 1007, §1; Act 2008-384, p. 714, §1.)

And the law does not prohibit walking back to your truck with a loaded firearm. The constiution prohibits it from doing that.

And the law does not prohibit walking back to your truck with a loaded firearm. The constitution prohibits it from doing that.

No.

I said:

Good diversion to avoid admitting that you were wrong and that it IS against the Law to walk down the RR tracks.

Section 13A-7-1
Definitions.
The following definitions are applicable to this article:

(4) ENTER OR REMAIN UNLAWFULLY.
... A person who enters or remains upon unimproved and apparently unused land, which is neither fenced nor otherwise enclosed in a manner designed to exclude intruders, does so with license and privileges unless notice against trespass is personally communicated to him by the owner of such land or other authorized person, or unless such notice is given by posting in a conspicuous manner.

Section 15-8-150
Contents; sufficiency; use of analogous forms.

The forms of indictment set forth in this section in all cases in which they are applicable, are
sufficient, and analogous forms may be used in other cases.


(98) TRESPASS AFTER WARNING.

A. B., without legal cause or good excuse, entered into the dwelling house or on the premises
of C. D., after having been warned within six months preceding not to do so; or, A. B., having
entered into the dwelling house or on the premises of C. D., failed or refused, without legal cause
or good excuse, to immediately leave upon being ordered or requested to do so by C. D., or the
person in possession, his agent or representative.

Section 13A-1-4
When act or omission constitutes crime.
No act or omission is a crime unless made so by this title or by other applicable statute or lawful ordinance.

(Acts 1977, No. 607, p. 812, §110.)

ALABAMA
Alabama has no trespass regulations or laws specifically targeted to railroad property. However, a
person is guilty of criminal trespass in the second degree if he knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in a
building or upon real property which is fenced or enclosed in a manner designed to exclude intruders. Ala.
Code § 13A-7-3 (1999).

Why didn't you print the Law that proves what I posted instead of a bunch of opinions on the matter?

I know that when you Google it; it is the first thing that comes up. BUT, you'd rather go out of your way to try and make your point.

Sad!

Walking down the RR tracks IS against the Law

Background on Railroad Trespassing
Trespassing on a railroad’s private property and along railroad rights of way is the leading cause of rail-related fatalities in America. Nationally, approximately 500 trespassing deaths occur each year, the vast majority of which are preventable. Since 1997, more people have been killed while trespassing than as a result of motor vehicle collisions with trains at highway-rail grade crossings.
By definition, trespassers are on railroad property illegally without permission. They are most often pedestrians who walk across or along railroad tracks as a shortcut from one place to another, or they are engaged in loitering, hunting, dog walking, bicycling, or riding on all terrain vehicles, snowmobiles or even horseback.
Overall, the railroad operating environment is an inherently hazardous one for which railroad employees receive extensive safety awareness training. Trespassers do not have the benefit of this knowledge nor are they are aware of current and pending train movements, and by failing to properly use designated crossing locations such as highway-rail grade crossings and dedicated pedestrian access paths, are susceptible to life-threatening injuries or death.
In most states, trespassing is codified as a property crime and a general offense. A number of the states specifically forbid trespassing on railroad property.
Role of

ALABAMA
Alabama has no trespass regulations or laws specifically targeted to railroad property. However, a
person is guilty of criminal trespass in the second degree if he knowingly enters or remains unlawfully in a
building or upon real property which is fenced or enclosed in a manner designed to exclude intruders. Ala.
Code § 13A-7-3 (1999).