Which entities can restrict firearms under Florida's constitutional carry?

Which entities can restrict firearms under Florida's constitutional carry?

• A. None
• B. Both Courts/schools and private establishments
• C. Courts and schools
• D. Private establishments

Answer: (B)

Under Florida’s constitutional carry, you may carry without a license in most places, but gaps exist where firearms are restricted. Those restrictions come from two kinds of places: courts and schools, which are typically off-limits to firearms, and private establishments, where the property owner can prohibit guns on their premises. Because both categories can impose bans, the correct understanding is that both courts/schools and private establishments can restrict firearms.

Under Florida’s constitutional carry, you may carry without a license in most places, but gaps exist where firearms are restricted. Those restrictions come from two kinds of places: courts and schools, which are typically off-limits to firearms, and private establishments, where the property owner can prohibit guns on their premises. Because both categories can impose bans, the correct understanding is that both courts/schools and private establishments can restrict firearms.