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Ky. Cir. Ct. Clerks' Manual CONFISCATION OF LICENSE TO CARRY CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPON
CONFISCATION OF LICENSE TO CARRY CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPON
22 CONFISCATION OF LICENSE TO CARRY
CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPON Process Map
22.1 Confiscation of License to Carry Concealed Deadly Weapon
When a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon is confiscated by the Quick Reference
court, mail the license together with a copy of the order of conviction to KSP Records Section
Kentucky State Police Records Section. 1250 Louisville
Road,
Frankfort, KY 40601
22.2 Suspension of License to Carry Concealed Deadly
Weapon
A license to carry a concealed weapon shall be suspended or revoked if an Emergency
Protective Order or Domestic violence Order is issued against the licensee. KRS
237.110(13)(k). The licensee must surrender the license to the court or a peace officer
serving an EPO. The license is suspended until the DVO is terminated or the judge who
issued the EPO/DVO terminates the suspension prior to the termination of the DVO.
1. If you receive a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon which was suspended or
revoked because of domestic violence:
1) Place the license in an envelope and note "License to Carry Concealed Deadly
Weapon" on the outside of the envelope.
2) Staple the envelope inside the domestic violence case file.
3) Upon request of the licensee, return the license to the licensee, IF:
• The Emergency Protective Order/Domestic Violence Order is terminated; or
• A written Order Terminating the License Suspension is entered.
CONFISCATION OF LICENSE TO CARRY CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPON
Provenance
- Source
- www.kycourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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