South Dakota Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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What recourse does a South Dakota resident have if their application for a concealed carry permit is denied?

There is no recourse
Request a hearing with the local sheriff
Appeal to the state's attorney
File a lawsuit in federal court

The correct answer is: Request a hearing with the local sheriff

If a South Dakota resident's application for a concealed carry permit is denied, they have the recourse of requesting a hearing with the local sheriff. This allows the individual to present their case and address any concerns that may have led to the denial of their application. It provides an opportunity for the applicant to seek clarification on the reasons for the denial and potentially resolve any issues that may have arisen during the application process. Options A, C, and D are not the correct recourse for a denied concealed carry permit application in South Dakota. There is indeed a recourse available, as mentioned in option B, allowing the individual to address the denial through a hearing with the local sheriff.