Minnesota recognizes the constitutional right to carry a firearm without a permit.
Minnesota HF2413 amends state statutes to recognize the constitutional right to carry a firearm without a permit. It declares that individuals not prohibited by law can carry firearms in public places. The bill repeals previous permit requirements and establishes new provisions for optional permits. It sets criteria for permit issuance, including training, age, and criminal background checks. The bill also outlines penalties for carrying firearms without a permit and exceptions for law enforcement and military personnel.
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