How to get around the finger-print law in
Idaho, if we should move there, (and until we get this law changed) :
According to packing.org and my reading of
18-3302 of the Idaho code...
1. Idaho accepts permits from
all states except Vermont (

) Bring your permit with you. It is good in Idaho until it expires or until your issuing state requires you to surrender it for moving.
2. Use open- carry when within the confines of cities, mining and railroad camps, etc.
Feel free to use concealed carry without a permit when outside of city limits and defined locations (when you go hiking in the foothills, on roads and rural areas between towns, etc.). Idaho only requires permit when in defined areas.
3. Become an elected official 18-3302;12$(e) gives this special perk to elected officials: "The requirement to secure a license to carry a concealed weapon under
this section shall not apply to ...
Any publicly elected Idaho official" !! (politicians like to grant themselves rights they deny others, don't they?)
4. Be a retired police officer with at least ten years of service.
5. You do not need a permit to carry a loaded handgun in a car as long as it is in the open.
6. (several other narrowly-defined exceptions).
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