Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Can a CWFL be denied based on a drug or alcohol abuse history?

  1. Yes, if abuse occurred within the past year

  2. Yes, if there's a documented history of abuse

  3. No, past substance abuse cannot be considered

  4. Only if the individual is currently under treatment

The correct answer is: Yes, if there's a documented history of abuse

A CWFL can be denied based on a documented history of drug or alcohol abuse. This is because individuals with a history of substance abuse may pose a higher risk when in possession of a concealed weapon or firearm. It is important to thoroughly assess an applicant's background to ensure the safety of the community. Choice A is not entirely accurate as the timeframe for considering past substance abuse may extend beyond just the past year. Choice C is incorrect because past substance abuse can indeed be considered in the evaluation process. Choice D is also not entirely accurate as the denial is not limited to only those currently under treatment.