Under Nebraska law, is it legal to carry a firearm in places of worship?

The correct choice highlights that in Nebraska, individuals are permitted to carry firearms in places of worship unless there is a specific prohibition set by the establishment itself. This means that each place of worship has the authority to establish its own rules regarding firearms on the premises. If a congregation decides to prohibit firearms, they must clearly communicate that prohibition, such as through signage.

This understanding aligns with broader state law principles, which emphasize the rights of property owners or the heads of organizations to establish rules that govern their property, including the carrying of firearms. By contrast, the other options suggest either an outright prohibition without exception or require specific permits, which do not reflect the nuances of Nebraska law regarding the personal rights of individuals in relation to carrying firearms in private or designated communal spaces.