Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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In Ohio, can a private business owner prohibit concealed carry on their property?

Yes, by posting a sign
No, CHL holders can carry everywhere
Yes, but only if alcohol is served on the premises
No, unless it's a government building

The correct answer is: Yes, by posting a sign

In Ohio, private business owners have the right to prohibit concealed carry on their property, if they choose to do so, by posting a sign. This means that they can legally restrict individuals with concealed carry permits from entering their property while carrying a concealed weapon. Option B is incorrect because while concealed carry may be allowed in most places, private property owners still have the right to restrict it on their own premises. Option C is incorrect because even if alcohol is served on the premises, a private business owner can still prohibit concealed carry, as long as they have properly posted a sign. Option D is incorrect because it only applies to government buildings and not private property. Therefore, Option A is the correct answer.