(a) “Active Duty Military” -- any person serving full time in the active military service of the United States of America, including members of reserve components, under published orders for active duty or full-time training. “Active Duty Military” does not include a member who is performing active duty under a call or order for a specified period of less than thirty-one (31) calendar days;

(b) “Administrator” -- the designee of the Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police;

(c) “Applicant” -- any person who has submitted an application to the Division for a concealed handgun carry license and paid the statutory fees;

(d) “Application” -- a form of such size and design that contains the required information and documentation enabling a person to apply for a license to carry a concealed handgun, an enhanced or enhancement to a concealed handgun carry license, renewal of a concealed handgun carry license, or transfer of a concealed handgun carry license;

(e) “Application packet” -- the documentation as outlined in ASP CHCL Rule 4.2 herein;

(f) “Committed” -- an overnight stay in a medical or other treatment facility, whether voluntary or involuntary;

(g) “Convicted” -- a person was found guilty of or pled guilty or nolo contendere to a criminal offense. Unless otherwise specifically stated, a “conviction” includes offenses that have been sealed or expunged;

(h) “Crime of Violence” -- any offense involving the threat of physical contact or actual physical contact or any offense involving an act or omission resulting in bodily injury. A “crime of violence” can include, but is not limited to, murder, rape, sexual assault, robbery, terroristic threatening, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, battery, or assault;

(i) “Division” -- the Division of Arkansas State Police;

(j) “Director” -- the Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police;

(k) “Documentation” -- information that may be required to determine the applicant's eligibility. “Documentation” includes written materials that are able to be independently verified as true and correct by the Division. For example, the most reliable “documentation” of a disposition from a court is a copy of the final disposition certified by the court clerk or the keeper of the record. Convictions that have been sealed or expunged may still disqualify an applicant from receiving a concealed handgun carry license under certain circumstances.

(l) “Duplicate License” -- a license to carry a concealed handgun that is issued to a licensee to replace a previously-issued license;

(m) “Enhanced License” -- the status of a concealed handgun carry license when a licensee or applicant has completed enhanced training and received an endorsement to his or her license pursuant to ACA § 5-73-322(g)(3);

(n) “Enhanced Training” -- the training requirements set forth in ASP CHCL Rule 13.3 for an applicant or a licensee to qualify for an enhanced concealed handgun carry license;

(o) “Firearms Safety Training Instructor” or “Instructor” -- any person who is registered by the Director to conduct the necessary training for a licensee to carry a concealed handgun;

(p) “Hearing Officer” -- the Director of Arkansas State Police or his/her designated representative acting in issues of adjudication as outlined in the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act;

(q) “Live-fire” -- training involving the use of live ammunition, as opposed to the use of “blanks” or simunition;

(r) “Passenger Terminal of an Airport” -- the ticketing area, lobby, and baggage claim of an airport. The “passenger terminal of an airport” does not include any sterile area of an airport, the passenger security screening checkpoint, and all areas beyond the security checkpoint;

(s) “Possession” -- for the purposes of ACA §§ 5-73-301 et seq. and these Rules, “possession” is actual or constructive possession on or about the person, in a vehicle occupied by the licensee (including, but not limited to, areas within the passenger compartment of any vehicle, such as glove boxes or containers), or otherwise readily available for use. “Possession” also includes “carrying a handgun” as stated in ACA § 5-73-312(c).

“Possession” does not include:

(t) “Registration” -- a certificate granted to an instructor permitting him or her to instruct the firearms safety training provisions outlined in these Rules;

(u) “Resident” -- any person who possesses a valid Arkansas driver's license or ID card and who has established domicile as evidenced by the intent to make Arkansas his or her fixed and permanent home. It is presumed for the purposes of this definition that, when a person transfers his or her Arkansas driver's license or ID card to another state for a period of thirty (30) days or longer, the person is no longer an Arkansas resident;

(v) “Storage” -- for the purposes of ACA §§ 5-73-301 et seq. and these Rules, “storage” refers to storage of a handgun in a university or college-operated student dormitory or residence hall, which is prohibited under ACA § 5-73-119(c). “Storage” means to leave a handgun unattended in any location, not including a locked and unattended motor vehicle in a publicly owned and maintained parking lot as permitted by law, for any period of time, where the licensee is not in the same room and immediate vicinity (within arm's reach) of the handgun.

(w) “Training” -- the training requirements set forth in ASP CHCL Rules 13.0 and 13.1 for licensure to carry a concealed handgun.