Kansas HB2391 prohibits carrying concealed handguns in the state capitol, with exceptions for law enforcement and military personnel.
Kansas HB2391 amends state law to prohibit individuals from carrying concealed handguns in the state capitol. Exceptions are made for commissioned law enforcement officers, full-time salaried law enforcement officers from other states or the federal government, and members of the military engaged in their duties. The bill also allows counties to permit firearms in courthouses if certain security measures are in place. Violation of this law is a class A misdemeanor.
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