Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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In Florida, when must you inform a law enforcement officer you are carrying a concealed weapon?

Only when asked
Never
Upon first interaction or when approached
Only during traffic stops

The correct answer is: Upon first interaction or when approached

It is important to know the laws regarding concealed weapons in your state. In Florida, the law states that individuals must inform a law enforcement officer that they are carrying a concealed weapon upon their first interaction or when approached. This means that you can not wait until you are specifically asked by the officer, and you must disclose this information early on in the interaction. Option A is incorrect because the law does not state that you only need to inform the officer when asked. Option B is also incorrect, as Florida law requires individuals to inform law enforcement if they are carrying a concealed weapon. Option D is incorrect as the law does not specify that this information only needs to be disclosed during traffic stops.