Behind the Scenes Interview with Young v. State of Hawaii Attorney Stephen Stamboulie

By Bill Frady

Hawaii, USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- George Young sued the state of Hawaii in 2012 after the state denied him a permit to carry a gun in public. Hawaii officials argued that the Second Amendment only guarantees the right to bear arms in ones home. They claimed that there is no inherent right to carry firearms outside one’s house.

The three-judge panel was split on the decision but ruled in Young’s favor.

The recent case opinion, in Young v. State of Hawaii, written by Judge O’Scannlain makes a clear, logical, and compellig case that open carry outside the home is a right protected by the Second Amendment.

Here is a behind the scenes look at the Young vs State of Hawaii decision rendered recently by the 3 judge panel from the 9th Circuit.

Joining Bill Frady on Lock n Load Radio, Wednesday 8 August, 2018, was Co-Counsel for Mr. Young, Stephen Stamboulieh. Over the next 40 minutes or so, he and I look at both the facts so far and what may be waiting as this case moves forward. This may very well be a historic moment for gun owners, and the country for that matter. Stephen Stamboulieh lays it …Read the Rest

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