Wolford v. Lopez · ¶57

More broadly, Hawaii’s new default rule burdens those wishing to exercise their Second Amendment right. Some proprietors who do not themselves object to entry by carry- permit holders may be reluctant to post a sign welcoming such individuals for fear of alienating other customers. So under Hawaii’s new default rule, a proprietor in this category may only be willing to consent discreetly to the entry of permit holders who make the effort to inquire. This arrangement imposes a new burden on permit holders who will have to somehow obtain permission to carry a firearm on the property before stepping foot on it.

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