South Dakota Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What does the term 'constitutional carry' mean in the context of South Dakota law?

Carrying a firearm is restricted by the constitution
Carrying a firearm requires constitutional amendment
Carrying a firearm without a permit, as allowed by the constitution
Carrying a concealed weapon with a permit

The correct answer is: Carrying a firearm without a permit, as allowed by the constitution

In the context of South Dakota law, the term 'constitutional carry' refers to carrying a firearm without the need for a permit, as explicitly allowed by the state's constitution. South Dakota is a constitutional carry state, which means that individuals who are legally eligible to possess a firearm may carry it openly or concealed without obtaining a permit from the state. This designation is based on the interpretation of the state constitution and allows law-abiding citizens to exercise their Second Amendment rights without the additional requirement of a permit.