Hawaii court says 'spirit of Aloha' supersedes Constitution, Second Amendment
- The Supreme Court of Hawaii has ruled that carrying a gun in public without a permit can lead to prosecution, overturning a lower court ruling.
- The court stated that there is no individual right to carry a firearm in public under the Hawaii Constitution and referred to the state's historical regulation of firearms to justify the ruling.
- Hawaii Attorney General Anne Lopez called the ruling a "landmark decision" that upholds gun-safety legislation.
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