Kentucky SB75 amends concealed deadly weapon laws, allowing certain individuals to carry concealed firearms without a license and detailing the.
Kentucky SB75 modifies the state's concealed deadly weapon laws. It allows individuals aged 18 or older, who are otherwise legally permitted to possess firearms, to carry concealed firearms without a license in locations where licensed individuals can. The bill outlines the process for issuing and renewing concealed deadly weapon licenses, including application requirements, fees, and background checks. It also specifies locations where concealed weapons are prohibited, such as schools and certain government buildings.
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