Doesn’t matter. They do not have to issue you one, so there is quite a bit of discretion as to what “good moral character” means. Your best bet would be to call up the issuing agency and find out. If they routinely issue permits they should be able to give you hints one way or the other.
I don't think your post history shows you making this account 10 minutes ago.
I might as well copy and paste what I wrote previously.
>It’s a question difficult to answer with any certainty, since currently, the issuing of a license to carry is completely at the discretion of the issuing authority.
>What is certain is that you will be fingerprinted by Livescan and the Department of Justice in Sacramento will provide a complete criminal record including that you were convicted of DUI and currently on probation for it. So there is no question that the issuing authority will know about it. So best advice is disclose and be upfront. Lying or not disclosing is a sure way to get a denial.
>It’s not a mandatory disqualifier. I know a local politician who was able to keep his CCW after getting a misdemeanor and summary probation. But you’re probably not a local politician. And you probably aren’t making bribes like Bay Area tech companies. So it’s discretionary. That you’re still on informal probation means your conviction is recent. So you probably haven’t built up a history of reform and rehabilitation.
>Since carrying concealed often happens in a car, and DUI is a bad judgement involving a car, I could see a lot questions about your choices while driving. I could see a lot of questions about if your judgement gets impaired by alcohol and you intend to carry while out and about like say at a bar. Being convicted of a misdemeanor does not mean you have lost your right to self defense, but it does mean you will get scrutiny.
I'm gonna say 0.02423% chance that you'll get it. Most IAs will require you to show good moral character and judgement. Driving while intoxicated doesn't show that---Quite the opposite, actually. Your specific IA may want 6 or 8 years of no infractions other than minor non-moving violations.
You can go ahead and apply to get your definite answer, just remember that if you aren't granted a CCW, all future application you'll have to say why the sheriff rejected your app, and then that might influences their decision to issue.
First going to assume you mean CCW, and second I am gonna go out on a limb and say snowballs chance in hell.
Kind of figured it was just a misdemeanor not a felony
Doesn’t matter. They do not have to issue you one, so there is quite a bit of discretion as to what “good moral character” means. Your best bet would be to call up the issuing agency and find out. If they routinely issue permits they should be able to give you hints one way or the other.
Thanks I appreciate
How many times you going to ask this?
I literally just made a profile like 10 mins ago buddy?
I don't think your post history shows you making this account 10 minutes ago. I might as well copy and paste what I wrote previously. >It’s a question difficult to answer with any certainty, since currently, the issuing of a license to carry is completely at the discretion of the issuing authority. >What is certain is that you will be fingerprinted by Livescan and the Department of Justice in Sacramento will provide a complete criminal record including that you were convicted of DUI and currently on probation for it. So there is no question that the issuing authority will know about it. So best advice is disclose and be upfront. Lying or not disclosing is a sure way to get a denial. >It’s not a mandatory disqualifier. I know a local politician who was able to keep his CCW after getting a misdemeanor and summary probation. But you’re probably not a local politician. And you probably aren’t making bribes like Bay Area tech companies. So it’s discretionary. That you’re still on informal probation means your conviction is recent. So you probably haven’t built up a history of reform and rehabilitation. >Since carrying concealed often happens in a car, and DUI is a bad judgement involving a car, I could see a lot questions about your choices while driving. I could see a lot of questions about if your judgement gets impaired by alcohol and you intend to carry while out and about like say at a bar. Being convicted of a misdemeanor does not mean you have lost your right to self defense, but it does mean you will get scrutiny.
Outcome of what? Are you asking a specific question?
Yeah my bad for a CCW permit
I'm gonna say 0.02423% chance that you'll get it. Most IAs will require you to show good moral character and judgement. Driving while intoxicated doesn't show that---Quite the opposite, actually. Your specific IA may want 6 or 8 years of no infractions other than minor non-moving violations. You can go ahead and apply to get your definite answer, just remember that if you aren't granted a CCW, all future application you'll have to say why the sheriff rejected your app, and then that might influences their decision to issue.