Ace Missouri's CCW Test 2026 – Lock, Load & License Up!

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What is Missouri's stance on 'Stand Your Ground' laws?

It is not recognized

It is recognized only in one's home

It is recognized in any place an individual has the right to be

Missouri's 'Stand Your Ground' law is recognized in any place an individual has the right to be, meaning that a person can use deadly force to protect themselves without duty to retreat, regardless of where the situation occurs. Option A is incorrect because Missouri does have a 'Stand Your Ground' law in place. Option B is incorrect because the law extends beyond just one's home. Option D is incorrect because there is no duty to retreat in Missouri's law, making it different from other states with 'Stand Your Ground' laws.

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It is recognized, but with a duty to retreat first

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