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HI: Right to Carry Gun in Public Debated at Ninth Circuit
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Arguing before an 11-judge en banc panel Thursday, Katyal explained that Hawaii state law and the County of Hawaii’s regulations do not limit open-carry permits to security guards. He cited the Hawaii Attorney General’s 2018 guidance stating that an applicant can obtain an open-carry permit by demonstrating “a need to carry a firearm for protection that substantially exceeds the need possessed by ordinary law-abiding citizens.” |
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| “You can see it as a core right, but it’s always been subject to a good cause restriction in every time period.” -- So, because the gummint has violated the right consistently, the fact that it's a core right is irrelevant? WHAT UTTER NONSENSE. |
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