After release from correction, a felon may possess a firearm after the 5th anniversary only at which location?

• A. Anywhere
• B. At the felon’s workplace
• C. At home
• D. At a licensed range

Answer: (C)

After release from correction, a felon generally cannot possess a firearm, but there is a narrow exception tied to a five-year period after release. During that window, possession is permitted only at the felon’s home. This restriction aims to allow limited, private possession for stability and safety while preventing public access to firearms.

The workplace or a licensed range are not included in this exception because they are not the private, private-home setting that the law limits possession to in this specific provision. The home remains the permitted location after the five-year mark, which is why that option is correct.