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The Supreme Court ruled that Hawaii's concealed carry law requiring permission to carry firearms on private property is unconstitutional. The decision criticized the state's use of a Reconstruction-era Black Code in its defense. The ruling allows businesses to enforce no-gun policies but prohibits Hawaii from broadly restricting licensed gun owners from entering businesses.
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The Supreme Court ruled that Hawaii's concealed carry law requiring permission to carry firearms on private property is unconstitutional. The decision criticized the state's use of a Reconstruction-era Black Code in its defense. The ruling allows businesses to enforce no-gun policies but prohibits Hawaii from broadly restricting licensed gun owners from entering businesses.
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