Wolford v. Lopez · ¶95

The same goes for a default rule, like Hawaii’s, that targets the right to bear arms. Property laws, no less than other laws, are subject to constitutional limits. See ante, at 18, n. 13. So when a property law “restrict[s]” the bearing of arms, ante, at 7, the State must prove that the law abides by the limits of the Second Amendment.

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