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riversedge

(78,086 posts)
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 12:48 PM 2 hrs ago

Supreme Court to consider overturning Hawaii law regulating where guns can be carried

Source: abc news


The Supreme Court says it will consider overturning a Hawaii law that imposes strict regulations on where people can carry guns

LINDSAY WHITEHURST October 3, 2025, 8:36 AM

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The Trump administration had urged the justices to take the case, arguing the law violates the court’s 2022 ruling that found people have a right to carry firearms in public under the Second Amendment.

The Hawaii law bans guns on private property unless the owner has specifically allowed them. It also prohibits firearms in places like beaches, parks, bars and restaurants that serve alcohol.

State attorneys argue that they’ve already loosened its concealed-carry permit regulations to align with the high court’s 2022 ruling. They say its new restrictions strike a reasonable balance between gun rights and public safety.

A judge blocked the Hawaii law after it was challenged in court by a gun rights group and three people from Maui. But the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals largely reversed that decision and allowed Hawaii to enforce the law....................................

Read more: https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/supreme-court-overturning-strict-hawaii-law-regulating-people-126180985



I wish more states had laws where guns can be carried.

But I also know these laws would slow down the Courts even to a smaller crawl than they already are with the lawsuits from gun rights folks.
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Supreme Court to consider overturning Hawaii law regulating where guns can be carried (Original Post) riversedge 2 hrs ago OP
Use the same strategy that it's to protect the children that the Republicans used to block porn in some States. cstanleytech 2 hrs ago #1
Use the same strategy GOP uses to prevent women from getting healthcare Irish_Dem 2 hrs ago #4
I think they would do that. WestMichRad 1 hr ago #6
Its a foregone conclusion. They'll overturn it. maxsolomon 2 hrs ago #2
GOP hates it that some states are safer than others. Irish_Dem 2 hrs ago #3
So, if this gets overturned Oeditpus Rex 2 hrs ago #5
We aren't even allowed to protect ourselves from the Holy Gun. travelingthrulife 19 min ago #7

cstanleytech

(27,958 posts)
1. Use the same strategy that it's to protect the children that the Republicans used to block porn in some States.
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 12:51 PM
2 hrs ago

Then watch as 6 SCOTUS Republicans bend themselves into a pretzel explaining why they are only willing to protect kids from porn but not from getting shot by some asshole with a gun at a grade school.

maxsolomon

(37,462 posts)
2. Its a foregone conclusion. They'll overturn it.
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 01:03 PM
2 hrs ago

Guns must be ubiquitous - everywhere all the time in every corner of American lives. It's the only way to assure the security of a free state.

Yes,

The 2nd Amendment is a suicide pact.

Irish_Dem

(75,674 posts)
3. GOP hates it that some states are safer than others.
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 01:18 PM
2 hrs ago

They want all Americans to be 2A sitting ducks.

Of course the Supreme Court justices all have top of the line 24/7
taxpayer funded security. So they are safe at our expense.

Oeditpus Rex

(42,810 posts)
5. So, if this gets overturned
Fri Oct 3, 2025, 01:36 PM
2 hrs ago

and a salesman or someone carrying a gun comes to my house in Waimea, I'd have no legal standing to tell them to lock it in theiir car?

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