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Sgt. Rock

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HONOLULU — A federal appeals court is giving a Hawaii man another chance to argue that he should be allowed to carry a gun in public — a privilege rarely given to people in the state.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion Thursday sending Christopher Baker's motion for a preliminary injunction back to District Court. Baker filed a lawsuit in 2011 against the Honolulu Police Department after he was denied a license to carry a gun in public for self-defense.

The appeals court said the lower court erred when it ruled that Baker couldn't prove Hawaii's restrictions on carrying firearms violate the Second Amendment.

Baker's attorney, Richard Holcomb, said the decision has broad ramifications for Hawaii, where state law says licenses to carry guns are only given in "exceptional" cases.

"We believe they have validated our position there's a right to carry a firearm outside the home for the purpose of self-defense," he said. "Every citizen has a right to defend themselves."

A Honolulu police spokeswoman said the department won't comment on pending litigation. "We received the 9th Circuit ruling today and we are in the process of reviewing it," said Honolulu Corporation Counsel Donna Leong.
 

kwo51

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This is the police department that is suing the state to insure that it is OK for them to have sex with prostitutes. Looks like we need protection from the police!!!!! obamas birth place (maybe)?
PART OF THE JOB?
Hawaii cops fight for law
to OK sex with prostitutes
 
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Jo6pak

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The right to defend oneself with any means necessary is not a right given by any government.

IT IS A RIGHT GRANTED BY THE GODS!
 

kwo51

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I wounder if the girls are from the welcome center? The police are just doing training and health inspections.
 

Concealed 27

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Cops want a feel from hoes let them have so the real criminals can have rein of streets....'re along f$_ing smart
 

ViperJeff

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It's just sad when less than 1% of the cops drive more then 99% of media stories..... and 99.9% of them are bad stories.
 

kwo51

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Tell it to the cops over there. The hooker union of Hawaii is filling a class action suit against them for lost wages.
 

Arckadian

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Hopefully some of he laws will get changed in the future and our rights that the Constitution says we should have as people will be acknowledged. I know I never thought CCW permits would ever come to Illinois.
 

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