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| What on a criminal record will keep a person from getting a concealed firearm license ohio? |
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The applicant must:
Not be under indictment or charged with a felony, any drug offense, a misdemeanor offense of violence or negligent assault or a violation of Ohio Revised Code Section 2923.1211 (This section deals with altering a concealed
carry license or being in possession of a license that has been revoked), and
Not (ever) have a conviction for any felony, any drug offense or assault when the victim was a law enforcement officer, and
In the last 3 years, have no convictions for misdemeanor offenses of violence, and
In the last 5 years, have no more than one conviction for assault or negligent assault, and
In the last 10 years, have no convictions for resisting arrest, and
Not be an adjudicated mental defective, and
Not be a subject of any protection orders issued by this or another state.
The actual application requires that you provide the personal information required for the license, answer questions about all of the statutory disqualifiers, and list, to the best of your knowledge, all addresses where you have lived since the age of 18.
NOTE: Ohio’s law does not mention that there is a Federal weapons disability for Domestic Violence convictions. The application asks about a domestic violence conviction, so this is assumed to be a disqualification based upon Federal Law.
The actual application requires that you provide the personal information required for the license, answer questions about all of the statutory disqualifiers, and list, to the best of your knowledge, all addresses where you have lived since the age of 18.
NOTE: Ohio’s law does not mention that there is a Federal weapons disability for Domestic Violence convictions. The application asks about a domestic violence conviction, so this is assumed to be a disqualification based upon Federal Law.
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