No beacuse the attorney general (AG) won't release this type of info.  The closes you have is the OneOahu org website.  This was created for covid updates.

https://www.oneoahu.org/sensitive-places

I mean, the closest "official" thing is to know how the court system works.  Even with the 9ths ruling, Wolford was given 90 days to submit a request for SCOTUS to review.  Which means procedure wise, the 9ths final ruling is on hold until this request.  And once the request is submitted, the 9ths ruling is on hold until SCOTUS determines if they would like to hear the lawsuit or not.

This is why it's important to donate to the link above.  I posted this in that thread, but the cost just to print the request on the special paper is in the thousands of dollars.


Well as of Right now thats what still posted it on the HPD Page .  Plus the update on the case . Hopefully I get paid soon so I can donate some more

https://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=50342.0

And link to the givesendgo

https://www.givesendgo.com/GAXTH?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=GAXTH&fbclid=IwY2xjawFX_NhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHQcANWmbQGIQqPMqs3vwr4EucKPCfAeRK0tU2WPSlnSeeYmw1_rpkRJSFg_aem_K1qYhg97CJZxcqZFUvMWGg



Thanks I was able to donate a bit , when’s the next hearing ?


If this lawsuit fails, then for sure you can only carry on the public sidewalk.  We only get 1 crack at this.

The law as written states you cannot ccw anywhere but the public sidewalk.  If you choose to go into a business that's open to the public, you need their permission to CCW.

BUT....

There is a court case challenging this.  Go check out the Wolford thread in the legal section.  Read it from page 1 as it's been updated.  Long story short, you do not need permission to enter a business to CCW.


So as of right now  if I going to like target, barbershop , ect unless stated by the bussines I should be good?