Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Which of these convictions would disqualify an individual from receiving a Florida CWFL?

  1. A felony

  2. A traffic violation

  3. A misdemeanor not related to violence

  4. Jaywalking

The correct answer is: A felony

A felony conviction would disqualify an individual from receiving a Florida CWFL (Concealed Weapon or Firearm License) because it is considered a serious crime that indicates a lack of responsible behavior and may pose a threat to public safety. Felonies can range from violent crimes to white-collar crimes, and all are considered disqualifying offenses. While option B (a traffic violation) is incorrect because it is not a criminal conviction and does not reflect on an individual's character, options C and D (a misdemeanor not related to violence and jaywalking) are also incorrect because they are less serious offenses and do not necessarily indicate a lack of responsible behavior. Therefore, these convictions would not disqualify an individual from receiving a Florida CWFL.

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