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08/28/2026

Please watch 's VideoFAQ # 419) If I no longer need a Concealed Weapon Permit in Florida should I still get one? @ https://youtu.be/yY5Z8UPHTxk

Thanks for asking me “If I don’t need a CWP in Florida should I still get one?”

Before July 1st, 2023 if you wanted to Carry a Concealed Firearm or other Deadly Weapon in Florida then you needed to have a Concealed Weapons Permit. That meant you had to submit a notarized application to the Florida Department of Agriculture with a current photograph, Fingerprints and wherein you answered questions certifying under oath that you were qualified (or not disqualified) to apply for the permit. You had to pay a $119 fee for the processing of your application, which included a thorough Background Check by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, you had to take at least a rudimentary, bad joke of a Fi****ms Class to “demonstrate competency with a firearm” and once issued you were authorized to Conceal Carry in any non-disqualified place, such as Courthouses and Police Stations.

But that was then, this is now and as of 2023 The Sunshine State is a Constitutional Carry State, which means that so long as you’re a qualified person (or, if you’re not a disqualified person) then you’re no longer subject to a “Permit Requirement” and you no longer need a CWP in the State of Florida to Conceal Carry a Gun or other Deadly Weapon in public. That said in order for you to lawfully Constitutionally Carry you still must be a person who would be granted a CWP were you to apply for one; in other words, if the DOA would deny you a CWP for any reason (e.g. you’re younger than 21, you’re subject to a Protective Injunction, you’re a Convicted Felon or for any other disqualifying reason) then you can’t possess or carry a Firearm or Deadly Weapon, be it concealed or open and be it in public or in private.

Assuming that you’re neither a disqualified person (like someone subject to a Domestic Violence Restraining Order, who's out on Bond or a Fugitive from Justice), nor are you carrying a disqualified weapon (like an Automatic Machine Gun or any gun loaded with Armor-Piercing Bullets) nor are you in a disqualified place (like a bar or a school) then here in the Free State of Florida you no longer need a CWP to Conceal Carry in public, but there are still three solid reasons to have a CWP:

First, if you come into contact with Police while you're armed then having a CWP should go far in easing any Police Officer’s mind, and this is so because the Cops will know that by virtue of your having a permit the State has necessarily fully vetted and authorized you to Conceal Carry, and that fact alone usually reduces the omnipresent concern for "Officer Safety". Second, a CWP eliminates both the Waiting Period and Background Check requirements for Fi****ms purchase. Finally, most States offer “Reciprocity” and will honor CWPs from sister States so you can carry out-of-State without fear.

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- 416) What does “Constitutional Carry” mean? @ https://youtu.be/nz5oqR1I75o

- 417) What are the Rules about Possessing a Gun in Florida? @ https://youtu.be/UOiorCOuGpk

- 418) What are the Rules about Buying a Gun in Florida? @ https://youtu.be/UqP7F-xcQkM

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08/28/2026

wishes you a and offers this PSA of the Day, but first a definition:

- "Solution": "A means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation (e.g. there are no easy solutions to marital problems); "a liquid mixture in which a minor component / "solute" is uniformly distributed within the major component / solvent" (a solution of ammonia in water)

A bevvy of Crimes routinely (and foreseeably) occur after one consumes Alcohol, Controlled Substances or gets "Cross-Faded" (e.g. DUI, BUI Disorderly Conduct, Public Intoxication, Possession, etcetera); and a dive into Crime Statistics shows that mind-altering substances (which do just that, i.e. "alter the mind") significantly correlate with other less traditional offenses (e.g. intoxicated folks commit Robbery at about 15%, S*x Crimes some in at about 37%, Aggravated Assault is about 27%... I could go on but I'm sure you get the point). Still, being blotto, loaded, pickled or so**ed is not a prerequisite to criminality as the vast majority of Arrests either involve no "solution" or occur where, despite consumption, the user is well within her/his own personal "operational limitations". For instance: You have a few drinks at dinner, eat plenty, take your time and then choose to drive a car or captain a vessel. Even if you can truly, safely drive / captain you're still subject to Arrest. I'll have more on that below but first I need to discuss the definitions of "solution" above, respectively referred to as "Form 1" and "Form 2".

- "Form 1 Solution" (i.e. a means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation): Any adult beverage can be a Form #1 solution. Say you've had a long, tough, challenging, exhausting or even a "normal" week that ends on an unusually stressful note (e.g. maybe you had a nasty argument with your significant other, you got demoted, fired or otherwise chastised at work, the market took a crap or you suffered some other major financial or personal blow); in these situations downing 1 or 10 Malt Liquor, Martini, Margarita, Mojitos, Mint Julep, Mai Tai, Manhattan, Mimosa or, regardless of the letter of the alphabet with which it starts, any other adult beverage may be a perfect "Form 1 Solution", but this sort of "solution" can easily lead to far larger problems.

- "Form 2 Solution" (i.e. a liquid mixture in which a minor component / solute is uniformly distributed within the major component / solvent): Be it "Fermented" (i.e. made from using yeasts to convert sugars into alcohol) or "Distilled" (removing a proportion of the water from from the fermented product, leaving a stronger concentration of alcohol and flavor) as a matter of "Zymology" (i.e. the applied science that studies the biochemical process of fermentation and its practical uses) all booze is a technical and scientific "solution". Biochemically speaking each of us has a unique "Metabolism" (i.e. a range of biochemical processes that occur within all living organisms), "Anabolism" (i.e. how one constructively purges alcohol from the system) and "Catabolism" (i.e. intoxicating effects from the release of energy, breakdown of materials and transmission to the brain) which processes the intoxicating effects of Alcohol from our system and as such this "Form 2 solution" can also easily lead to far bigger problems.

That said, even when you can truly, safely drive / captain "The Three Wrongs" & "The Three "Ms" are why you're subject to Arrest.

- "The Three Wrongs" refers to coming into contact with the wrong Cop at the wrong time under the wrong circumstances (note these "three wrongs" definitely don't make a right). You can't control the Cops or the timing but you have total control over your choices so, if you choose to eliminate the circumstances (e.g. you don't assume "Actual Physical Control" of a motor vehicle or "Captain" a vessel after either consuming H***h and or Dope) then you eliminate the circumstances, thus rendering either a DUI Arrest / BUI Arrest a "Factual Impossibility".

- "The Three Ms" refers to the fact that no matter what you do s**t will happen, it's not possible to anticipate all of the potential s**t that may happen and if "bad s**t can happen, then it will. More specifically the "Ms" are "Motion, Merton and Murphy" and refer to the following three people and their namesakes: Sir Isaac Newton postulated Three Laws of Motion in 1686, the 3rd being "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction"; In 1928 Professor Robert K. Merton coined "The Law of Unintended Consequences", holding that while you may act intending "X" result unanticipated, unforeseen outcomes can happen and when they do despite your lack of intent you remain accountable; and in 1949 while working at Edwards Air Force Base on U.S. Air Force Project MX981 (a project designed to see how much sudden deceleration a person can stand in a crash) Captain Edward A. Murphy, an Air Force engineer found an incorrectly wired transducer, located the responsible (irresponsible?) technician, reportedly said "If there is any way to do it wrong, he'll find it" and thus coined "Murphy's Law".

Noting that Alcohol and Narcotics can be either or both a "Form 1" or a "Form 2" "solution" once we add "The Human Condition" into the equation they can easily become a "problem". Just as Smokey the Bear said "Only you can prevent forest fires" advises that "Only you can prevent a substance-related Arrest". With that in mind following are some common sense things that you can do (and not do) so as to concurrently maximize your odds at enjoying a and avoiding a (i.e. F*ck me it's Saturday):

- Don't drink and drive / boat;

- Just say "NO" to FST's / Field Sobriety Tests / Roadside Sobriety Tests, and don't blow into a Breathalyzer / Intoxalyzer (but note that any "Refusal to Blow" in Florida constitutes an independent Crime);

- Don't get bent, especially in public;

- Don't remain in any place after you're asked to leave;

- Don't travel with contraband;

- If you're gonna drink, party or go to a place where weapons are prohibited then leave your weapons at home;

- If provoked then walk away (i.e.   rather than  );

- Before using a deadly weapon in Self-Defense consider retreat; and

- Should things go south for any reason then (i.e. Shut-Up and Lawyer-Up / Invoke The 5th & The 6th) & call  , stat!

That said if for any reason you find yourself 'cuffed, stuffed into a Squad Car, perp-walked through a Sally Port into a Jail, caged and forced to Post Bond then know that is readily available to have open, honest dialogue, identify a realistic litigation objective and then quote and honor a reasonable Legal Fee in writing. Once retained we'll zealously employ our 34+ years of Criminal Defense Litigation experience to relentlessly challenge State Witnesses and State Evidence, aggressively pursue relevant Defense Evidence and engage in a no-holes-barred effort to find factual, legal, procedural or substantive means and mechanisms by which to attack, beat or mitigate your case. We'll ethically employ guile, take advantage of any available Loophole or Technicality, strategically wield the Rules of Criminal Procedure, tactically manipulate the Rules of Evidence and do all in our power to achieve your goal, secure your acquittal and all the while be readily available and accountable to the you, the client, for whom we care more about than we do ourselves.

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the criminal justice system then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

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08/27/2026

Please watch 's VideoFAQ # 418) What are the Rules about Buying a Gun in Florida? @ https://youtu.be/UqP7F-xcQkM

Thanks for asking me “What are the Rules about Buying a Gun in Florida?”

Florida is a Constitutional Carry State, meaning that there’s no longer a “Permit Requirement” to Conceal Carry a Firearm in public but Constitutional Carry doesn’t mean that anyone can carry anything anywhere; rather it means that non-disqualified persons can carry non-disqualified Weapons in non-disqualified places without the need to first apply, pay for and secure a Concealed Weapons Permit. Further, Constitutional Carry doesn’t mean “Constitutional Purchase”; rather there are strict rules, both State and Federal, for purchasing any Firearm.

The first rule is the simplest rule and it’s that you can’t be a "disqualified person", but since I’ve got another VideoFAQ ( # 417) which discusses the many ways that one can be disqualified (e.g. it's a hard "no" for any Convicted Felon, anyone who's subject to a Domestic Violence Restraining Order, etcetera) I’ll leave that here and get onto the other hard rules for purchasing a firearm here in The Sunshine State (I'll also note that you can find them all on the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s website at FDLE's page entitled “Requirements to Purchase a Firearm”)

1) You must be at least 21 years of age.

2) You must be a Resident of the State of Florida.

3) You must produce a valid ID.

4) You must fill out and execute a sworn ATF Form 4473;

5) You must pass a Background Check; and

6) There’s a mandatory 3 day Waiting Period (which excludes both weekends and state holidays) between purchase and delivery of all Fi****ms (but note that Alachua, Broward, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties have extended the waiting period from 3 to 5 days).

There are some exceptions to Firearm Purchase rules in Florida, for instance: Non-disqualified person's can purchase a Rifle (not a Handgun) at age 18 and if you have a valid CWP then both the Background Check and Waiting Period requirements are waived (the reason for this is that by securing a CWP you’ve already been fully vetted and approved by the State to purchase, possess and Conceal Carry in public). That said you can rest assured that the Department of Agriculture (which is the assigned regulatory agency in FL) actively monitors all licensees and rapidly suspends CWPs for things like Felony Arrests, issuance of Protective Injunctions and Mental Health Commitments.

Thank you for your question. I appreciate your having asked it. Please remember that at "it’s all about Reasonable Doubt" and if you like this video then please subscribe to our YouTube channel / VideoFAQ as we’ll be putting out more soon!

Shameless plug: 's VideoFAQ catalogue is now up to 419 Criminal Defense, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Constitutional Law, DUI, BUI, Domestic Violence, Evidence, Crime Victim Rights, Seal and Expunge and now includes Lawyer Ethics "Webisodes" as well as these Second Amendment related beauties:

- 416) What does “Constitutional Carry” mean? @ https://youtu.be/nz5oqR1I75o

- 417) What are the Rules about Possessing a Gun in Florida? @ https://youtu.be/UOiorCOuGpk

- 419) If I no longer need a Concealed Weapon Permit in Florida should I still get one? @ https://youtu.be/yY5Z8UPHTxk

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That said each VideoFAQ focuses on a specific question, most are 1 - 2 minutes long and while I may not always succeed I consistently strive to make each VideoFAQ short, pointed, creative, entertaining and, most importantly, informative.

While I conjure some of the "questions" that form 's VideoFAQs a substantial portion of them are in fact inspired by real world questions from others (e.g. clients, potential clients, random folks on social media / the internet, friends, family, colleagues, etcetera). Should you have a legal questions that you'd like to address then you're welcome - encouraged even - to submit it / them to me, be it by email ([email protected]), calling or texting my cell phone (305-798-2220), messaging me on ‪X /‎Twitter, MeWe or Truth Social (), on YouTube (via MichaelHaberLaw) or PM'ing me on FB‬ (Miami.Criminal.Lawyer) and, assuming that your proposed topic is both appropriate and fits within our wheelhouse then I'll be happy to provide you with a custom tailored video answer to your relevant question.

With all that said I hope that you enjoy # 418 and if you've not yet done so then you become a subscriber.

No Attorney-Client Relationship with either or Michael A. Haber, Esq. exists as a result of watching any of our VideoFAQs, all information contained in and which may be construed from any VideoFAQ is generic in nature, should only be considered as academic and isn't "Legal Advise" for any specific person or case. If you're looking for Legal Advise then please contact directly and schedule a confidential consultation.

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the Criminal Justice System then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

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08/27/2026

PSA of the Day starting with a definition!

- "Alliteration": "The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words".

Anyone who follows knows that I love alliteration. For instance I commonly employ "The Three Ms" (i.e. Motion, Merton and Murphy) and I'm equally fond of "The Three Cs" (i.e. Cops, Courts and Constitutions) but today I've affectionately dubbed a new one, to wit: "C4". This particular piece of alliteration neither refers to plasticized RDX explosives nor a performance energy drink; rather it's a "one-hit wonder". While I hope that it's principal applies in perpetuity for my own PSA purposes after today it may well be a "fait accompli", but in any event these "Four Cs" refer to the "Crime Commission Calculus Continuum", which takes us to a rhetorical question:

Q: Does crime pay?

If you ask G. Gordon Liddy then: "Obviously crime pays, or there'd be no crime."; if you ask Woody Allen then: "I think crime pays. The hours are good, you travel a lot."; if you ask Jay Crownover then: "Whoever said crime doesn't pay is an idiot. It pays great, which is why there is so much of it."; and if you ask then before we can answer that rhetorical question we must ask another one, to wit: "How does crime pay?"

If you ask author C. L. Bevill then he'd tell you that: "In the South, there was a gentle tradition of "it's only a crime if you get caught doing it." Sometimes it was known as the Eleventh Commandment. Thou shall not get caught.” and if you asked Hunter S. Thompson then he'd say that: “In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity.” As sees it both Bevill and Thompson do a proverbially cutesy dance around the truth, which was perfectly stated by novelist and lawyer William Landay who observed that: "This is an aspect of crime stories I never fully appreciated until I became one: it is so ruinously expensive to mount a defense that, innocent or guilty, the accusation is itself a devastating punishment. Every defendant pays a price."

Landay's quote incorporate elements of Liddy, Allen, Crownover, Bevill and Thompson, but he hit the nail on the head by noting that every criminal allegation comes with "cost", such as:

- Direct Punishment: These costs include Jail, Prison, Probation, Fines, Court Costs and Criminal Conviction.

- Monetary: Posting Bond, Legal Fees, investigative and discovery costs, Expert Witnesses, service of process, transcriptions, stenography and demonstrative aids all cost money and unless you're represented by the Public Defender then please believe that so long as it is prudent, rational, relevant and affordable the financial rabbit hole can go as deep as your lawyer's imagination.

- Collateral Consequences: These indirect although sometimes unavoidable costs include things like loss of family, employment, driver or professional licensing (which can prevent reemployment in one's field of expertise) and a proverbial "Scarlet Letter" that eliminates opportunities to rent, lease, borrow, etcetera.

- Emotional: These costs include anxiety, stress, depression, desperation, regret and sorrow which, as any mental health professional will opine, are no joke and can be life threatening.

- Conscionable: Knowing and coping with the fact that you caused fiscal, physical, emotional or a combination of hardship, pain and suffering to others.

As Landy stated Crime (like many things in life), comes with cost, as such conducting a "Cost-Benefit Analysis" (i.e. a before-the-fact systematic approach to estimate strengths and weaknesses) is wise and from there extrapolated and conjured up the "Crime Commission Calculus Continuum", but before I tie this together I have two more thoughts:

First, not every one who commits a Crime is a "Criminal"; rather there's a spectrum which includes:

- Folks who think things through in advance (i.e. those who make a knowing, willful and intentional choice to commit a given Criminal Act);

- Those who commit a Crime giving it no (i.e. zero, zip, zil, nada, none, nil) forethought (e.g. antisocial personalities, sociopaths, folks in the throes of addiction, heat of passion, etcetera);

- Those who have no Criminal Intent ("Mens Rea") or purpose whatsoever (e.g. they were truly ignorant of the law, honestly manipulated, swindled, duped or even coerced); and

- Those who act with "willful blindness" (e.g. commit a Crime via Culpable Negligence).

Using this scale only the first category (i.e. those who intentionally commit Crimes) evidence a degree of advance calculation and have presumably concluded that the possible dividends (benefits) are worth the potential dangers (risks)' still, no matter where you fall on the "The C4" Crime may or may not "pay".

My second though takes us full circle as I again ask "Does Crime pay"?

- For the answer I now turn to William Penn Adair Rogers (a/k/a "Will Rogers", born November 4, 1879, passed August 15, 1935, an American stage and film actor, vaudeville performer, cowboy, humorist, newspaper columnist, social commentator", Sooner" and Cherokee citizen) who famously opined: "Make crime pay. Become a lawyer."

- Insofar as C4 is concerned, Crime consistently pays best if you're a Criminal Defense Lawyer.

That said will never, ever "judge" our clients; rather we offer those who retain us "boutique" (i.e. personalized and comprehensive) representation, and we do so with the following " truths":

- We're established in 1991;
- We've no history of professional discipline whatsoever;
- We've earned hundreds of 5-Star Client Reviews;
- We're easily reachable by phone, email or on the internet;
- We practice open, honest, direct and frequent communication;
- We take a "Global Approach" to both you and your case;
- We come to understand you and your situation;
- We adopt your interests as our own;
- We identify and secure a realistic litigation objective;
- We quote and honor a reasonable fee (in writing);
- We rapidly investigate and prepare your case;
- We concurrently prepare precautionary mitigation materials;
- We won't engage in delay, grovel, kowtow, stipulation or surrender;
- We relentlessly challenge State Witnesses and State Evidence;
- We'll highlight inconsistencies in State witnesses and evidence;
- We strategically wield the Rules of Evidence;
- We tactically manipulate the Rules of Criminal Procedure;
- We ethically employ guile to accomplish our Client's goal;
- We take advantage of any Loophole / Technicality;
- We artfully conduct Voir Dire / Jury Selection;
- We masterfully employ the art of Cross-Examination;
- We conjure and make persuasive argument;
- We'll emphasize both conflicts in and any lack of evidence;
- We'll constantly remind the Trier of Fact of their constitutional duty to afford you Due Process; and
- We'll move Heaven and Earth to achieve your goal, secure your acquittal and restore your good name.

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the criminal justice system then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

Established in 1991 and with no history whatsoever of any form of professional discipline, is readily available to have open, honest dialogue with potential clients and to quote and honor reasonable fees after identifying a realistic litigation objective. We're proud of our unblemished, time proven record of both having our client's "6:00", 24-7-365, 360° and of providing boutique, creative, effective, unwavering and zealous , , , , , , , , , and and representation to it's clientele, primarily in , on matters ranging from DUI to and from to .

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