Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Which of these places is a CWFL holder prohibited from carrying a concealed weapon in Florida?

  1. Public Parks

  2. Restaurants that serve alcohol

  3. Any courthouse

  4. Private residences

The correct answer is: Any courthouse

Courthouses are prohibited for CWFL holders because they are considered government buildings and therefore, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon in them. Option A, public parks, is incorrect because CWFL holders are allowed to carry concealed weapons in public parks unless they are specifically designated as a "No Weapons" area. Option B, restaurants that serve alcohol, is incorrect because CWFL holders are permitted to carry concealed weapons in restaurants so long as they are not consuming alcohol. Option D, private residences, is also incorrect because CWFL holders are allowed to carry a concealed weapon in their own private residence or another private residence with the owner's consent.

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