Current through October 2011, including the new restaurant carry law and new car carry law. You have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours: 1. selecting your handgun 2. choosing your ammunition 3. picking your holster 4. completing your training and 5. obtaining your license. How much have you invested in knowing what the law is and how to comply with it? The unfortunate reality is that Ohio's training requirements do not include a presentation from an Attorney on the essential question facing a citizen carrying a gun in Ohio: How not to get arrested. Written by an attorney with trial experience with Ohio's concealed carry laws, in plain English, this book covers all relevant portions of Ohio's Law, including general firearm laws, open carry, concealed carry, motorvehicle transportation and carry, use of force, castle doctrine and other liability issues. Also included are up-to-date copies of all relevant statutes so the law is "at your fingertips" wherever you travel.

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Ken Hanson is an Ohio attorney with trial experience in use of force cases from both the prosecution and defense tables. Ken has represented and assisted many dozens of licensees since Ohio's law passed in 2004. Ken is a regular lecturer on Ohio's concealed carry law and has presented materials to over 350 concealed carry training classes as of August 2011. Ken Hanson is a gun rights attorney in Ohio. He serves as the Legislative Chair for Buckeye Firearms Association, and is the attorney of record for Buckeye Firearms Foundation, which filed friend-of-the-court briefs in the Heller and McDonald Supreme Court cases. The brief in the McDonald case was cited by the court in footnotes of the majority opinion.) The National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) has awarded him with its 2008 Defender of Justice Award and 2009 Jay M. Littlefield Volunteer of the Year Award. He is the author of The Ohio Guide to Firearm Laws, a certified firearms instructor and holds a Type 01 Federal Firearms License.

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