Under Louisiana law, where is it illegal to carry a concealed weapon, even with a permit?

Under Louisiana law, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon, even with a permit, in government buildings. This restriction is in place to maintain safety and security in public facilities where the presence of firearms could pose a threat to public safety. While there are certain places where concealed carry is prohibited, such as bars and restaurants that serve alcohol, carrying a concealed weapon in government buildings is expressly prohibited by law. It is important for individuals with a concealed carry permit to be aware of these restrictions to avoid violating the law and facing potential legal consequences.