Summary
The U.S. Supreme Court will review a Hawaii law that restricts where people can carry guns on private property, like stores and hotels unless the owners give permission. This comes after a previous ruling in 2022 that expanded gun rights. The 9th Circuit Court had mostly upheld the Hawaii law, but now the Supreme Court will decide its fate.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court will examine a Hawaii law about carrying guns on private property.
- The law bans guns on private property unless the owner allows them, through a sign or verbally.
- This case follows a 2022 Supreme Court decision that expanded gun rights.
- A judge initially blocked the Hawaii law, but the 9th Circuit Court largely reversed that ruling.
- Four other states have similar laws for "sensitive locations."
- The court’s 2022 ruling impacts modern gun laws by requiring them to fit historical traditions.
- The Supreme Court’s decision could affect similar laws in other states.
