Ohio Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Practice Exam

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What is NOT a disqualifying factor for obtaining an Ohio CCW permit?

Felony conviction
Dishonorable military discharge
Past drug addiction
Having a speeding ticket

The correct answer is: Having a speeding ticket

Having a speeding ticket is not considered a disqualifying for obtaining an Ohio CCW permit because it is not a serious crime or offense that would raise concerns about one's ability to safely and responsibly carry a concealed weapon. While the other options listed (felony conviction, dishonorable military discharge, past drug addiction) are all disqualifying factors, a speeding ticket does not fall under this category. It is important to note, however, that if the speeding ticket resulted in a misdemeanor or felony conviction, then it may impact the individual's eligibility for a CCW permit. Ultimately, the key factor in determining eligibility for a CCW permit is the individual's character and potential risk to public safety, and a speeding ticket is not typically considered a significant factor in this assessment.