Kentucky Concealed Carry Deadly Weapon (CCDW) Practice Exam

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Which of the following would disqualify someone from obtaining a CCDW license in Kentucky?

Having a misdemeanor traffic violation
Being discharged from the military for any reason
Having a DUI conviction within the last 3 years
Owning a firearm registered in another state

The correct answer is: Having a DUI conviction within the last 3 years

Having a DUI conviction within the last 3 years would disqualify someone from obtaining a CCDW license in Kentucky. This is because Kentucky has strict laws regarding DUIs and considers it a serious offense. Option A is incorrect because a misdemeanor traffic violation alone would not disqualify someone from obtaining a CCDW license. Option B is incorrect because being discharged from the military for any reason does not necessarily reflect on a person's ability to responsibly carry a concealed weapon. Option D is incorrect because there is no restriction on owning a firearm registered in another state when applying for a CCDW license in Kentucky. It is important to note that the firearm must still be legally owned and possessed.