Case Could Overturn Ban On Open Carry In the Sunshine State

By Bob Owens

Every once in a while a significant Second Amendment case winds its way through the court system without a great deal of fanfare, to suddenly appear—as if by magic—as a Very Big Deal.

Norman v. State is such a case in Florida that is suddenly in the news. It could overturn Florida’s law banning open carry, using the argument that open carry is a constitutional right, and not a privilege as is concealed carry.

The future of Florida’s ban on openly carrying a firearm depends on a decision from a judge in the 4th District Court of Appeal.

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