• The person must be 21 or older;
• The person must be in lawful possession of the handgun; and
• The person must be in a place where the handgun is lawfully allowed

• Gun safety and training classes
• Carry permit

• Judicial buildings
• Federal buildings
• Public schools and school buses
• Public recreation buildings and civic centers
• Places authorized to serve alcohol

• Private business
• Libraries
• Buildings containing law enforcement agencies
• Mental health, substance abuse, or intellectual and developmental disability facilities
• Juvenile facilities
• Department of human services
• All other government buildings

• Public parks
• Greenways
• Nature trails

• One who has been convicted of a felony drug offense or of a felony crime of violence, an attempt to commit a felony crime of violence, or a felony involving the use of a deadly weapon
• One of has been convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence and is still subject to the disabilities of such conviction
• One who is prohibited from possessing a firearm under any other state or federal law
• One who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol
• One who has been convicted of stalking
• One who has been convicted of a DUI in Tennessee and other states 2 or more times within the prior 10 years or once within the past 5 years
• Has been adjudicated as a mental defective, judicially committed to or hospitalized in a mental institution pursuant to title 33, or had a court appoint a conservator for the person by reason of a mental defect

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