Connecticut Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What is Connecticut's law regarding the possession of assault weapons?

  1. They are banned

  2. They are allowed with a special permit

  3. They are allowed if registered before a certain date

  4. They are not mentioned in the law

The correct answer is: They are allowed if registered before a certain date

Connecticut law regarding the possession of assault weapons states that they are allowed if registered before a certain date. This means that individuals who legally possessed assault weapons before a specified date are allowed to continue possessing them as long as they are properly registered with the state. This provision aims to balance the rights of gun owners who had already acquired such weapons with the state's interest in regulating them. Options A, B, and D are incorrect because Connecticut's law does not ban assault weapons outright, allow them with a special permit, or ignore them in the legal framework. Instead, the law specifies that assault weapons can be possessed if they were registered before a certain date.

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