Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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Under what circumstance might an Ohio CHL be revoked?

Failing to notify law enforcement of carrying when detained
Moving to another state
Being convicted of a felony
All of the above

The correct answer is: Being convicted of a felony

A CHL in Ohio may be revoked if the individual is convicted of a felony. This means that they have been charged and found guilty of a serious crime, which could indicate that they are not responsible enough to carry a concealed weapon. The other options are incorrect because failing to notify law enforcement or moving to another state do not necessarily indicate that the individual is no longer responsible to carry a concealed weapon. However, under certain circumstances, these actions may result in the CHL being suspended or revoked. So while the answer is not D, it is important to follow all laws and guidelines related to carrying a concealed weapon to avoid any potential issues with the license being revoked.