; or (B) firearms dealer license; (2) in establishing standards with respect to a firearms license under paragraph (1)(A), shall take into consideration— (A) criminal history, including youthful offender adjudications; (B) whether an individual has been— (i) deemed a danger to himself or herself or other individuals by a court or authorized administrative body; or (ii) committed to a hospital or institution as a danger to himself or herself or other individuals; (C) current or chronic alcohol or substance abuse; (D) mental capacity that necessitates a guardian or conservator; (E) age; (F) legal residency; (G) military dishonorable discharges; (H) permanent or temporary protection orders; (I) outstanding arrest warrants; (J) status as a fugitive; and (K) renunciation of United States citizenship; and (3) in establishing standards with respect to a firearms dealer license under paragraph (1)(B), shall take into consideration— (A) criminal history, including youthful offender adjudications; (B) age; and (C) legal residency. 3042. Grants and conditions (a) Grants authorized The Assistant Attorney General may make grants to States to implement or maintain firearms licensing requirements. (b) Terms and conditions (1) Duration of grants A grant under subsection (a) shall be for a period of 3 fiscal years. (2) Maximums The Assistant Attorney General may not award more than $20,000,000 in grants (determined based on the amount provided over the period of such grants) under subsection (a) during each fiscal year. (c) Use of funds for firearms licensing (1) Activities Amounts received under a grant under subsection (a) shall be used for the development or maintenance of firearms licensing requirements, which shall incorporate and implement the elements described in paragraph (2). (2) Elements The elements described in this paragraph are those requiring that— (A) all firearms owners have a firearms license— (i) at the time of the purchase, rental, or lease of firearms or ammunitions