Carrying a firearm
Carry rules, the duty to disclose, where guns are barred, and self defense.
7 sections
- Buying a GunHRS 134-2 — a permit from the chief of police, no sooner than fourteen calendar days, and a training course
- Who Cannot Have a GunHRS 134-7 — a felony charge or conviction, a restraining order, and some treatment histories bar firearms and ammunition
- A License to CarryHRS 134-9 — the chief of police shall grant a concealed carry license to a resident twenty one or older who qualifies
- Where Carrying Is BannedHRS 134-9.1 — fifteen kinds of places, and private property unless the owner says yes
- Carrying During a Police StopHRS 134-9.2 — a duty to disclose at once, and the license, photo ID and registration carried on the person
- Transporting a GunHRS 134-25 — unloaded, in an enclosed container, between home, work and a short list of places
- Storing a Gun at HomeHRS 134-10.5 — locked up, somewhere secure, or on you, and strict liability for two years if it is taken
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