langzaiguy
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Apparently, the KRS has given another state organization "power" to ban weapons. This time, it is the the Kentucky State Fair Board"
KRS 247.145 authorizes the Kentucky State Fair Board to adopt reasonable administrative regulations
necessary to maintain decency and good order, to protect the peace or safety of the general public, or to protect
the public interest,
Section 3. No person is licensed to enter or remain in any building or stadium owned or operated by the
Kentucky State Fair Board while in possession of a firearm or other deadly weapon (as defined
in KRS 500.080(4)), regardless of whether such person would be licensed to enter such building
if he did not possess such firearm, provided that this section shall not apply to a peace officer
who is permitted by law to carry such weapon concealed or who is carrying such a weapon in the
line of duty.
Am I reading this right? The KRS website is down right now, so I can't look it up. I got this info from handgunlaw.us It may be another instance of a KRS giving the "power" to a state board to create a KAR to ban guns.
Apparently, the KRS has given another state organization "power" to ban weapons. This time, it is the the Kentucky State Fair Board"
KRS 247.145 authorizes the Kentucky State Fair Board to adopt reasonable administrative regulations
necessary to maintain decency and good order, to protect the peace or safety of the general public, or to protect
the public interest,
Section 3. No person is licensed to enter or remain in any building or stadium owned or operated by the
Kentucky State Fair Board while in possession of a firearm or other deadly weapon (as defined
in KRS 500.080(4)), regardless of whether such person would be licensed to enter such building
if he did not possess such firearm, provided that this section shall not apply to a peace officer
who is permitted by law to carry such weapon concealed or who is carrying such a weapon in the
line of duty.
Am I reading this right? The KRS website is down right now, so I can't look it up. I got this info from handgunlaw.us It may be another instance of a KRS giving the "power" to a state board to create a KAR to ban guns.