Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for a CPL application denial in Michigan?

  1. A felony conviction

  2. A misdemeanor conviction involving violence within the last 8 years

  3. Failure to disclose a previous mental health commitment

  4. Lack of personal references

The correct answer is: Lack of personal references

Lack of personal references alone is not a valid reason for a CPL application denial in Michigan. The other options may result in a CPL application being denied, but lack of personal references alone is not enough reason to deny an application. A felony conviction may result in a permanent denial, while a misdemeanor conviction involving violence within the last 8 years or failure to disclose a previous mental health commitment may result in a temporary denial until the issue is resolved or the individual meets certain criteria. It is important to note that the evaluation process for CPL applications is thorough and may take multiple factors into consideration when making a decision.