In a major win for Second Amendment rights, the Supreme Court has sided with three Hawaii residents, overturning a law that barred concealed-carry permitholders from exercising their rights in public. All three liberal justices dissented in the 6-3 ruling. Per The Hill: Hawaii enacted the measure, known as Act 52, in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Second Amendment expansion. Act 52 requires concealed carry permitholders to get explicit permission from a property owner, either verbally, in writing or via a “clear and conspicuous” sign, before carrying handguns on private property that is open to the public. Three Hawaii residents — Jason Wolford, Alison Wolford and Atom Kasprzycki — and the Hawaii Firearms Coalition challenged the provision in federal court. They won before a district judge…
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