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Hawaii CCW made it to the Hawaii Reporter.

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Funtimes said:
They conceeded to licensing (a.k.a. permits) in oral arguments. It can also be placed as a requirement prior to sale (that you be permited or licensed to purchase). Which was held in the opinion.
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So no, they did NOT make such concession.
Funtimes said:
I read and interpret that as such: Registrations are not unconstitutional, however, there may be certain provisions of a registration that unduly burden the right -- and those provisions may be unconstitutional.
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That is quite different than claiming that "McDonald found registration to be constitutional," which is what you seem to believe.

Funtimes said:
So if the registration doesnt serverly burden, good luck getting rid of it(based on my reading, but if you counter please do so with legal opinions).
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I have no need to counter that statement.
 
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