Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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What is the consequence of carrying a concealed pistol in a prohibited place in Michigan?

  1. A warning for the first offense

  2. Revocation of the CPL

  3. A fine and possible jail time

  4. Mandatory community service

The correct answer is: A fine and possible jail time

If someone carries a concealed pistol in a prohibited place in Michigan, they can face legal consequences such as a fine and possible jail time. This is because carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place goes against Michigan's firearm laws which aim to protect public safety. While a warning may be given for a first offense in some cases, this is not the typical consequence and should not be expected. Additionally, carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place is a serious offense, so the consequence is likely to be more severe than just a warning. Revocation of the CPL (Concealed Pistol License) is a possibility, but it is not the only consequence and therefore, not the correct answer. Mandatory community service may be part of the punishment for carrying a concealed weapon in a prohibited place, but it alone is not the consequence. Therefore, the correct answer is C.

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