Rhode Island Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Which of the following is not a valid reason for the denial of a concealed carry permit in Rhode Island?

  1. Failure to demonstrate competency with a firearm

  2. Lack of a justifiable need to carry a firearm

  3. A history of speeding tickets

  4. A restraining order for domestic violence

The correct answer is: A history of speeding tickets

A valid reason for the denial of a concealed carry permit in Rhode Island includes failing to demonstrate competency with a firearm, which is an essential requirement for safely carrying and using a concealed weapon. Similarly, a lack of a justifiable need to carry a firearm can also be a valid reason for denial as Rhode Island issues permits for specific reasons such as self-defense or employment. On the other hand, a history of speeding tickets, as in option C, is not typically a direct cause for the denial of a concealed carry permit. Speeding tickets are related to traffic violations and do not directly link to a person's ability to responsibly carry a concealed firearm. Therefore, this reason is not considered valid in the context of concealed carry permit application in Rhode Island.