Utah Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What places are off-limits for carrying firearms in Utah, even with a permit?

Places of worship and private residences
Federal buildings and schools
Bars and restaurants that serve alcohol
State parks and wildlife reserves

The correct answer is: Federal buildings and schools

In Utah, carrying firearms in federal buildings and schools is strictly prohibited even with a permit. This is in line with federal laws and regulations that govern these locations as gun-free zones for the safety and security of all individuals present. It is important for gun owners to be aware of these restrictions and adhere to them to avoid legal consequences. While places of worship, private residences, bars, restaurants serving alcohol, state parks, and wildlife reserves may have their own specific regulations regarding firearms, the absolute prohibition for carrying firearms with a permit applies to federal buildings and schools in Utah.