Alito rules ‘spirit of aloha’ does not override Second Amendment in Hawaii gun case

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Justice Samuel Alito took aim at arguments from Hawaii‘s reliance on the “spirit of aloha” as rationale for expansive and restrictive gun laws, in a ruling Thursday striking down a sweeping firearm law in the Aloha State. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3, on ideological lines, to strike down a sweeping Hawaii gun law that required […]
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- ZeroHedgeSupreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii's Gun Restrictions In Major Second Amendment Case2 months ago
- Washington ExaminerAlito rules ‘spirit of aloha’ does not override Second Amendment in Hawaii gun case2 months ago
- The Daily CallerSamuel Alito Shreds Hawaii’s ‘Spirit Of Aloha’ Legal Defense In ‘Vampire Rule’ Gun Ruling2 months ago
- The FederalistSCOTUS Rules Hawaii’s ‘Vampire Rule’ Restricting Concealed Carry Is ‘Unconstitutional’2 months ago
- The Post MillennialBREAKING: SCOTUS rules Hawaii law barring concealed carry on private property without permission unconstitutional2 months ago
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- BREAKING: SCOTUS rules Hawaii law barring concealed carry on private property without permission unconstitutionalThe Post Millennial
- SCOTUS Rules Hawaii’s ‘Vampire Rule’ Restricting Concealed Carry Is ‘Unconstitutional’The Federalist
- Samuel Alito Shreds Hawaii’s ‘Spirit Of Aloha’ Legal Defense In ‘Vampire Rule’ Gun RulingThe Daily Caller
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