Supreme Court Puts Stake Through Heart Of 'Vampire Law' Targeting Gun Owners

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "Those laws, the government contends, demonstrate a tradition of firearm regulation consistent with its effort to disarm any regular user of any controlled substance without any further showing.
52% : " The law required private property owners who wished to allow concealed carry on the premises to clearly post signs that carrying guns was allowed, leading gun-rights advocates to call them "vampire laws," referring to legends that say that a vampire must be explicitly invited into a house or room.
51% : Shortly after the Supreme Court struck down New York's discretionary system for issuing concealed carry permits in June 2022, Hawaii, California and other states enacted laws that imposed extensive restrictions on where permit holders could carry.
48% : "The government invites us to draw an analogy between its present regulation and historical laws addressing habitual drunkards," Gorsuch wrote in the Hemadi opinion.

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