West Virginia HB4106 allows 18- to 20-year-olds to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license.

West Virginia HB4106 amends the state code to allow individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed deadly weapons without first obtaining a license. The bill repeals the crime of carrying a deadly weapon without a license for those under 21 years of age and removes exceptions for 18- to 20-year-olds carrying concealed handguns. It clarifies that certain individuals aged 18 or older have the right to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license. The bill also makes technical corrections and clarifies that a minor unlawfully carrying a deadly weapon may be adjudicated delinquent.

West Virginia HB4106 allows 18- to 20-year-olds to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license.

West Virginia HB4106 amends the state code to allow individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed deadly weapons without first obtaining a license. The bill repeals the crime of carrying a deadly weapon without a license for those under 21 years of age and removes exceptions for 18- to 20-year-olds carrying concealed handguns. It clarifies that certain individuals aged 18 or older have the right to carry concealed deadly weapons without a license. The bill also makes technical corrections and clarifies that a minor unlawfully carrying a deadly weapon may be adjudicated delinquent.