The Supreme Court's conservative majority raised tough questions Tuesday over a state law that requires a property owner's explicit permission before lawful gun owners can bring their firearms into private businesses generally open to the public, like shopping malls.In spirited courtroom oral arguments, the question came down to whether property rights trumped gun rights, and how those rights interact.At issue is a challenge to a Hawaii statute -- similar to four other states -- that requires those with a concealed-carry license get express approval -- verbally or through an openly displayed s...
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