CA-FSC Prohibited Persons and Restrictions

Question 1

Under California law, which of the following persons is prohibited from owning or possessing firearms?

Accepted Answer

A person convicted of any felony

Answer

A person who has received a parking citation

Answer

A person who is self-employed

Answer

A person over the age of 65

Question 2

For how long is a person prohibited from possessing firearms after a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction in California?

Accepted Answer

10 years

Answer

5 years

Answer

1 year

Answer

Permanently

Question 3

What is a Gun Violence Restraining Order (GVRO) in California?

Accepted Answer

A court order temporarily prohibiting a person from possessing firearms when they pose a danger

Answer

A license required to purchase firearms

Answer

A permit for concealed carry

Answer

A registration requirement for assault weapons

Question 4

Can a person with a mental health hold (5150) under California law possess firearms?

Accepted Answer

No, they are prohibited for five years from the date of the hold

Answer

Yes, there is no restriction after release

Answer

No, they are permanently prohibited

Answer

Only if a doctor provides clearance within 30 days

Question 5

Under California law, are there restrictions on firearm possession near schools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, firearms are prohibited within 1,000 feet of school grounds with limited exceptions

Answer

No, California has no school zone restrictions

Answer

Only handguns are restricted near schools

Answer

Restrictions apply only during school hours

Question 6

What happens when a prohibited person is found in possession of a firearm in California?

Accepted Answer

They can be charged with a felony carrying up to three years in state prison

Answer

They receive a warning for the first offense

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They pay a small fine only

Answer

Their firearms are confiscated with no criminal charges