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Story summary
- The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Hawaii's law requiring explicit property-owner consent for carrying firearms on private property open to the public.
- The law is part of Hawaii's strict gun regulations to reduce firearms.
- Gun rights advocates argue the policy violates the Second Amendment.
- The court's conservative justices appear inclined to overturn the law after Bruen.
- The outcome could influence similar laws in other states.
