They are afraid that the wrong kind of people will legally own a gun and then commit a crime, and that happens. “In 2007, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reviewed a list of concealed weapons permit holders in Florida and found that 1,400 had pleaded guilty or pleaded no contest to a crime, 216 had outstanding warrants and 128 had active warrants for domestic violence” (“Right to Carry a Concealed Gun” 4). It is a good statistic of how the wrong people can still get legal guns. However, this was in 2007. Illinois is the last state to pass the Conceal law and Carry. The benefit of this is that Illinois witnessed all the other states and their bids and takeovers on this law; this helped create the Illinois concealed carry law. Illinois has created a thorough application to obtain a Concealed Carry License (“CCL). In the Illinois Bar Journal, Caitlyn G. McEvoyl explains the rights and restrictions of the Conceal and Carry Act. The first step is to obtain a card FOID, which is the identification card to legally purchase a firearm. It is more difficult to receive the FOID card than to apply for the CCL. Such restrictions as those with mental or physical disability, narcotic addiction, or mental illness may stop your application. You must then complete sixteen hours of training with an approved instructor; this involves: the care and safety of a