Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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What must a person do if they are stopped by a police officer while carrying a concealed pistol in Michigan?

Immediately inform the officer that they are carrying a concealed pistol
Only disclose if the officer specifically asks
Keep their hands visible and not mention the pistol
Present their CPL along with their driver's license without being asked

The correct answer is: Immediately inform the officer that they are carrying a concealed pistol

A person must immediately inform the police officer if they are carrying a concealed pistol in Michigan because it is required by law. Option B is incorrect because the person should not wait for the officer to ask and risk any misunderstanding or potential harm. Option C is incorrect because concealing the pistol means it cannot be seen, however informing the officer is necessary for the safety of both the individual and the officer. Option D is incorrect because while a CPL and driver's license may also need to be presented, informing the officer of the concealed pistol is the first and most important step.