Utah Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Which of the following places is it illegal to carry a firearm in Utah, regardless of a person having a permit?

State parks
Private residences
Federal buildings
Bars serving alcohol

The correct answer is: Federal buildings

In Utah, it is illegal to carry a firearm in federal buildings regardless of whether a person has a permit. Federal buildings are considered secure locations where firearms are prohibited, to ensure the safety and security of everyone present. Therefore, even with a permit, individuals are not allowed to carry firearms in federal buildings in Utah or any other state. State parks, private residences, and bars serving alcohol may have specific regulations or restrictions regarding carrying firearms, but the legality of carrying a firearm in these places can vary based on state laws and individual circumstances.