Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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What is the legal stance on carrying a concealed weapon in establishments that serve alcohol in Kentucky?

Always illegal
Legal, if not consuming alcohol
Legal, if concealed carry is not posted as prohibited
Legal, only during designated hours

The correct answer is: Legal, if not consuming alcohol

Carrying a concealed weapon in establishments that serve alcohol in Kentucky is only legal if the person is not consuming alcohol. This is because the possession of a concealed weapon in a location where alcohol is being consumed can potentially increase the risk of violence and accidents. Option A is incorrect because it suggests that it is always illegal, when in fact there are certain circumstances, such as not consuming alcohol, where it is allowed. Option C is incorrect because it only takes into account the prohibition of concealed carry being posted, when there are additional factors to consider. Option D is incorrect because it implies that there are designated hours for carrying a concealed weapon, whereas the legality depends on the person's alcohol consumption and not specific hours.