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On June 27, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled that Hawaii's concealed carry restriction requiring express permission from property owners is unconstitutional. The decision highlighted the problematic use of a Reconstruction-era Black Code in the state's defense of the law, with dissenting opinions raising questions about the historical context of such laws and their implications for the Second Amendment.
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On June 27, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled that Hawaii's concealed carry restriction requiring express permission from property owners is unconstitutional. The decision highlighted the problematic use of a Reconstruction-era Black Code in the state's defense of the law, with dissenting opinions raising questions about the historical context of such laws and their implications for the Second Amendment.
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