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I would hesitate to be the test case for that one, but one could always say they were on their way to the car.
Actually unless your lease or contract prohibits it you are. You can carry on any private property you have consent to be on.
Hawaiis place to keep and carry laws are unconstitutional and wouldent stand up to any level of scrutiny.
Scary stuff! Glad you two are ok. And even more glad you're protected! Be sure to keep up with the training.
That's dead!! I've seen post about your .308 and what that thing can do
Something to consider: The Ninth Circuit has ruled (Peruta) that there is no constitutionally-protected civil right to bear arms concealed (that is merely a "privilege" that the state may "regulate" in any way it deems fit, including a total "de facto" ban), and thus any legal appeal on Hawaii's denials of CCW licenses is doomed to failure unless and until some case re CCW as a "right" would be upheld by the SCOTUS. This is likely years away, if ever. You might want to apply for an open carry license (either instead of or in addition to a CCW license) if you want to have grounds for possible legal action. Of course that's doomed to failure as well, but at least you'd be failing on untrod ground. There is no end to the arbitrary, capricious and illegal infringements of our civil rights here in Hawaii, so thanks for making the efforts to at least make some noise, pending the discovery of some secret formula for actions that would actually be effective in changing things here.
The following is a rhetorical question and I would not expect (nor want) you answer it in a public forum:
So you're saying that you have good reason to believe that government agencies/agents will take retributive action against you if you exercise your First Amendment (and possibility other) Constitutionally-guaranteed rights, especially in the most important area of protected speech, political speech?
