Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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How does Ohio law address carrying concealed firearms in establishments that serve alcohol?

Prohibited at all times
Allowed if the licensee is not consuming alcohol
Allowed without restrictions
Allowed only during daylight hours

The correct answer is: Allowed if the licensee is not consuming alcohol

In Ohio, carrying concealed firearms in establishments that serve alcohol is prohibited at all times. This means that entering such establishments with a concealed weapon, even if you are not consuming alcohol, is not allowed. Option B, allowed if the licensee is not consuming alcohol, is the correct answer because Ohio law does allow people with a concealed carry license to enter these establishments as long as they are not drinking alcohol. Option C, allowed without restrictions, is incorrect because as stated before, there are restrictions such as not consuming alcohol while carrying. Option D, allowed only during daylight hours, is also incorrect because there are no time restrictions specified in the law.