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When must a holder of a Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit inform a police officer that they are carrying a concealed weapon?
Only if asked by the officer
After providing their driver’s license
Immediately upon officer contact
Never, it's not required by law
The correct answer is: Immediately upon officer contact
If a person has a Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit, they are required by law to inform a police officer immediately upon contact if they are carrying a concealed weapon. This is for the safety of both the driver and the police officer, as it allows the officer to know if there is a potential danger present. Option A is incorrect because it implies that the person only needs to inform the officer if they ask, which is not the case. Option B is only partially correct, as the driver must also inform the officer even if they have not yet provided their driver's license. Option D is incorrect, as it goes against the law that requires holders of a Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit to inform police officers immediately upon contact.