Allows 18 to 20-year-olds to carry concealed weapons without a permit in West Virginia.

West Virginia SB30 amends the state code to allow individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed deadly weapons without a permit, aligning their rights with those of individuals 21 years and older. The bill exempts certain individuals from permit requirements, including law enforcement officers, members of the armed forces, and those with expunged convictions. It maintains existing prohibitions for individuals convicted of certain crimes or under domestic violence protective orders. The bill also outlines penalties for violations and procedures for regaining firearm possession rights.

Allows 18 to 20-year-olds to carry concealed weapons without a permit in West Virginia.

West Virginia SB30 amends the state code to allow individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed deadly weapons without a permit, aligning their rights with those of individuals 21 years and older. The bill exempts certain individuals from permit requirements, including law enforcement officers, members of the armed forces, and those with expunged convictions. It maintains existing prohibitions for individuals convicted of certain crimes or under domestic violence protective orders. The bill also outlines penalties for violations and procedures for regaining firearm possession rights.