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Supreme Court to decide if Hawaii’s gun ban on public-private property violates Second Amendment.
The United States.
Supreme Court is reviewing Hawaii’s ban on carrying firearms on private property open to the public unless the owner permits it, in a case brought by three Maui residents who say the law violates their Second Amendment rights.
The plaintiffs argue they need guns for self-defense in remote areas like beaches, where property owners often avoid posting “guns allowed” signs to deter tourists.
The state, which has some of the nation’s strictest gun laws and lowest gun violence rates, maintains the restriction aligns with historical traditions and public safety.
A federal appeals court upheld the ban, and the Supreme Court will decide whether the default rule—requiring explicit permission—violates constitutional rights.
The case could reshape gun regulations nationwide.
La Corte Suprema decidirá si la prohibición de armas en propiedad pública-privada de Hawai viola la Segunda Enmienda.