Question 1

January 21, 2017

Question:

A local police department would automatically deny a gun license in Massachusetts to a person who has:

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Answer:

Been prescribed an anti-depressant.

Correct Answer?

Explanation:

Incorrect. Mental health conditions or prescription medications do not restrict a person from getting a license, unless the prospective licensee has been involuntarily committed for mental illness.

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Answer:

Seems too immature to have a gun.

Correct Answer?

Explanation:

Incorrect. A local police department, or a court in some instances, may, in its discretion, deny a license to someone it deems to be "unsuitable," but there is no automatic bar for immaturity.

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Answer:

Been convicted of robbery.

Correct Answer?

Explanation:

Correct! Robbery is a felony offense which precludes someone from obtaining a license.

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Answer:

Been denied a license by a different licensing authority.

Correct Answer?

Explanation:

Incorrect. There is no automatic bar to obtaining a license just because another licensing authority rejected an application. The reasons for the denial, however, might preclude licensure, depending on the circumstances.

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