South Dakota Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

Does South Dakota have a 'red flag' law that allows courts to temporarily remove firearms from individuals deemed a threat to themselves or others?

1. Yes

2. No

3. Yes, but only for law enforcement

4. Yes, but only for family members

The correct answer is: No

South Dakota does not have a 'red flag' law in place. A 'red flag' law gives courts the power to temporarily remove firearms from individuals who are believed to be a danger to themselves or others. Option A, C, and D imply some form of a 'red flag' law, but each one is limited to a specific group of people such as law enforcement or family members. So, the correct answer is B because South Dakota does not have a 'red flag' law at all.