Court Expands Public Carry Rights by Striking Hawaii Gun Rule

TL;DR
In a 6–3 decision, the Supreme Court struck down Hawaii’s law requiring gun owners to obtain permission to carry concealed firearms onto private property open to the public, continuing a post-Bruen trend of expanding public-carry rights for gun owners.
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