Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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What is a duty to inform in context of Ohio's CCW law?

  1. Requirement to inform the DMV of your CCW license

  2. Requirement to notify law enforcement of a change of address

  3. Obligation to promptly inform law enforcement you are carrying when approached or stopped

  4. Requirement to inform your employer if you carry at work

The correct answer is: Obligation to promptly inform law enforcement you are carrying when approached or stopped

A duty to inform in the context of Ohio's CCW law refers to the obligation of a person carrying a concealed weapon to promptly inform law enforcement if they are approached or stopped. This differs from options A and B, as they pertain to notifying the DMV and law enforcement of personal information, rather than the carrying of a concealed weapon. Option D is also incorrect, as it only pertains to carrying a weapon at the workplace, rather than when approached or stopped by law enforcement. Therefore, option C is the most accurate answer in explaining the concept of duty to inform in relation to Ohio's CCW law.