Mississippi Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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In Mississippi, which of the following locations is a person not allowed to carry a concealed firearm, even with a permit?

  1. State parks

  2. Places of worship

  3. Schools

  4. Bars and restaurants serving alcohol

The correct answer is: Schools

In Mississippi, the law explicitly prohibits carrying a concealed firearm on school grounds. This includes all public and private schools, as well as preschools and any other facilities primarily used for educational purposes. The rationale behind this prohibition is to ensure the safety of students and staff in educational environments, which are deemed sensitive locations where the presence of firearms could pose significant risks. Although there may be exceptions or specific circumstances in which weapons can be present on some school properties (such as with certain permit holders and during specific events), the general rule remains that the carrying of concealed firearms within the confines of school property is not allowed. This makes it clear that this location is strictly regulated compared to other places where concealed carry may be permitted under certain conditions, such as state parks or bars/restaurants (provided they adhere to specific guidelines).