Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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Under Michigan law, individuals carrying a concealed pistol must notify a police officer in which of the following situations?

  1. When asked by the police officer

  2. Immediately upon being stopped by the police

  3. Only if the police officer notices the gun

  4. There is no need to inform a police officer under Michigan law

The correct answer is: Immediately upon being stopped by the police

Under Michigan law, individuals are required to immediately notify a police officer if they are carrying a concealed pistol and are stopped by the police. Option A is incorrect because it only applies if the officer specifically asks if the individual is carrying a concealed pistol. Option C is incorrect because it relies on the police officer to notice the gun, rather than the individual taking responsibility for informing them. Option D is incorrect as it is a false statement and goes against Michigan law.

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