No, but having a DUI on your record will probably disqualify you. IAs are reluctant to authorize concealed carry of firearms for individuals who have shown they can’t obey laws and also violate laws against use of a (driver) license while using alcohol.
Prior to 2007, DMV carried the DUI on your record for 7 years. After 2007, it’s carried for 10 years.
Some sheriffs take this “arrest” stuff seriously. For example, Sacramento County Sheriff tells you outright that he will deny issuance for:
-Any Arrest in the last 5 years, regardless of the disposition.
-Any Conviction in the last 7 years.
You really should ask the Riverside Sheriff CCW folks if there is a lock out policy for such things.
Prior to 2007, DMV carried the DUI on your record for 7 years. After 2007, it’s carried for 10 years.
Some sheriffs take this “arrest” stuff seriously. For example, Sacramento County Sheriff tells you outright that he will deny issuance for:
-Any Arrest in the last 5 years, regardless of the disposition.
-Any Conviction in the last 7 years.
You really should ask the Riverside Sheriff CCW folks if there is a lock out policy for such things.





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