High Court voids Hawaii’s public-carry permit requirement
TL;DR
The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s law requiring permission to carry firearms in public places such as stores and hotels, effectively expanding carry rights. The decision also notes that private-property owners can still ban firearms on their premises, preserving a degree of control for businesses and landowners.
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