Hawaii Handgun Purchase Limit, Inspection Requirements Ruled Unconstitutional

Hawaii Handgun Purchase Limit, Inspection Requirements Ruled Unconstitutional

Narrow firearm purchase windows and in-person inspection mandates violate the Second Amendment, according to a federal appeals court. On Friday, a divided three-judge panel for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down Hawaii’s requirement that a person buy a handgun within 30 days of obtaining a purchase permit. It also ruled that a separate law requiring a purchaser to present the handgun… Source