SCOTUS Kills Hawaii's Anti-Carry Default

SCOTUS Kills Hawaii's Anti-Carry Default

The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii's law requiring carry permit holders to get explicit owner permission before entering any private business open to the public. In Wolford v. Lopez, a 6-3 majority ruled the scheme unconstitutionally burdens the right to bear arms. The decision directly targets a post-Bruen strategy used by several states to make carry permits functionally useless.