Carrying a firearm
Carry rules, the duty to disclose, where guns are barred, and self defense.
9 sections
- Carrying a Concealed WeaponKRS 237.109 — at twenty-one, concealed carry without a license where a licensee may carry
- A Concealed Carry LicenseKRS 237.110 — issued by the State Police at twenty-one, valid for five years
- Where Guns Are BarredKRS 237.110 — police stations, jails, courthouses, bars, schools and secure airport areas
- A Gun in the CarKRS 527.020 — a gun in a factory compartment is not concealed on the person
- Guns on School GroundsKRS 527.070 — a Class D felony, with an exception for a gun that stays in an adult's vehicle
- Who Cannot Have a GunKRS 527.040 — a felony conviction bars a firearm, and a handgun makes it a Class C felony
- Minors and HandgunsKRS 527.100 — a handgun under eighteen only at a range, a course, a hunt or the listed exceptions
- Self DefenseKRS 503.050 — force believed necessary against unlawful force, and no duty to retreat
- Protecting Someone Else or PropertyKRS 503.070 — force to protect a third person, and KRS 503.080 force to protect property
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