New Jersey Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

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Which of the following would disqualify you from obtaining a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card in New Jersey?

Having a traffic violation
Being under 18 years old
Being a non-resident
Having a past drug addiction

The correct answer is: Having a past drug addiction

A past drug addiction would disqualify a person from obtaining a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card in New Jersey because it could pose a potential threat to public safety and raise concerns about the individual's mental and emotional stability. A traffic violation would not necessarily disqualify someone, but a history of serious traffic offenses could be a red flag for potential criminal behavior. Being under 18 years old would disqualify someone since the minimum age requirement for purchasing a firearm in New Jersey is 21. Being a non-resident could also disqualify someone as the permit is only available to residents of New Jersey.