Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

Which of the following locations is a person prohibited from carrying a concealed weapon in Kentucky?

1. Churches

2. Government buildings with posted signs prohibiting weapons

3. Bars and restaurants

4. State fairs

The correct answer is: Government buildings with posted signs prohibiting weapons

In Kentucky, a person is prohibited from carrying a concealed weapon in any government building that has posted signs banning weapons. This is to ensure the safety and security of those inside the building and to prevent any potential violence or harm. Option A, churches, is incorrect because Kentucky law allows a person with a valid concealed carry permit to carry a weapon into a place of worship. However, the individual must have permission from the place of worship. Option C, bars and restaurants, is incorrect because Kentucky law allows a person with a valid concealed carry permit to carry a weapon into a bar or restaurant as long as they are not consuming alcohol. Option D, state fairs, is incorrect because Kentucky law does not specifically prohibit the carrying of concealed weapons at state fairs. However, the fair's organizers may have their own rules in place regarding weapons on their premises. It is important to always follow the specific laws and regulations of the state you are in when it comes to carrying a concealed weapon.