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Your
permit to carry a concealed handgun must be carried along with valid
identification whenever the handgun is being carried concealed.
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When
approached or addressed by an officer:
you must disclose the fact that you have a valid concealed
handgun permit and inform the officer that you are in
possession of a concealed handgun.
You should not attempt to draw or display your weapon or your
permit to the officer unless and until he directs you to do so.
Your hands are to be kept in plain view and you are not to make any
sudden movement.
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At
the request of any law enforcement officer, you are to display both
permits and valid identification.
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You
may not, with or without a permit, carry a concealed weapon while
consuming alcohol or while alcohol or controlled substances are in
your blood unless the controlled substance was obtained legally and
taken in a therapeutically appropriate amount.
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You
must notify the Sheriff who issued the permit of any change of
address within thirty days of the change of address.
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If
the permit is lost or destroyed, you must notify the Sheriff who
issued the permit and you may receive a duplicate permit by
submitting a notarized statement to that effect along with the
required fee. Do not carry a handgun without it.
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Even
with a permit, you may not carry a concealed handgun in the
following areas:
-Any law enforcement or correctional facility
-Any space occupied by state or federal employees
-Any financial institutions
-Any premises where the carrying of a concealed handgun is
prohibited by the posting of a statement by the
controller of the premises
-Educational property
-Areas of assemblies, parades, funerals and demonstrations
-Places where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed
-State-occupied property
-Any state or federal courthouse
-In any area prohibited by federal law
-Any local government building if the local government has adopted
an ordinance and posted signs prohibiting the carrying of
concealed permits
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If
you are in a vehicle and stopped by a law enforcement officer, you
should put both hands on the steering wheel, announce that you are
in possession of a concealed permit. Do not remove your hands from
the steering wheel until instructed to do so by the officer.