Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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In Michigan, informing a police officer that you are carrying a concealed weapon is required by law when:

You are on your own property
You are carrying openly
You are in a 'pistol-free' zone by accident
You are stopped by the police for any lawful reason

The correct answer is: You are stopped by the police for any lawful reason

Michigan law requires that individuals carrying a concealed weapon must inform a police officer if they are stopped for any lawful reason. This means that even if you are on your own property or carrying openly, you are still required to inform the officer if you are stopped. Additionally, the option of being in a 'pistol-free' zone by accident is incorrect because individuals must be aware of designated 'pistol-free' zones and take necessary precautions to not enter them while carrying a concealed weapon. Therefore, the only correct option is D, as it covers all situations where an individual carrying a concealed weapon is required to inform a police officer.