Minnesota bill recognizes the constitutional right to carry a firearm without a permit.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to recognize the constitutional right to carry a firearm without a permit. It declares that the Second Amendment guarantees the individual right to keep and bear arms. The bill allows individuals not prohibited by state or federal law to carry, hold, or possess a firearm in various locations. It also outlines the application process for an optional permit to carry a pistol, including required information and fees. The bill repeals certain sections related to firearm permits and establishes criteria for permit issuance and recognition from other states.
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