Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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Which Michigan law requires CPL holders to disclose to a police officer that they are carrying a concealed pistol during a traffic stop?

Duty to Inform law
Stand Your Ground law
Castle Doctrine law
Open Carry law

The correct answer is: Duty to Inform law

The Duty to Inform law requires CPL holders to disclose to a police officer that they are carrying a concealed pistol during a traffic stop. This law aims to promote the safety of both the police officer and the CPL holder by ensuring that the officer is aware of the situation and can take necessary precautions. The other options are incorrect because - The Stand Your Ground law pertains to the use of deadly force in self-defense, rather than the duty to inform. - The Castle Doctrine law allows for the use of deadly force to protect one's own home, but does not address the disclosure of carrying a concealed pistol during a traffic stop. - The Open Carry law allows individuals to carry firearms in public places, openly displayed, and does not pertain to the disclosure of concealed weapons during a traffic stop.