Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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When is it legal to carry a concealed pistol without a Michigan CPL?

  1. When driving through Canada

  2. When on your own property or place of business

  3. During a state of emergency

  4. Never, it's always required to have a CPL

The correct answer is: When on your own property or place of business

It is legal to carry a concealed pistol without a Michigan CPL when you are on your own property or place of business. This is because you have the right to protect yourself and your property on your own premises. Option A, when driving through Canada, is incorrect because different countries have different laws and regulations for carrying firearms. Option C, during a state of emergency, is incorrect because during a state of emergency, law enforcement may tighten regulations on carrying firearms for public safety. Option D, never, it's always required to have a CPL, is also incorrect because there are specific circumstances where carrying a concealed pistol without a CPL is legal, such as on one's own property.