Floridians’ Last Chance to Get Open Carry Through the Courts is Dead
By Luis Valdes
The US Supreme Court refused to take up the court case of Norman v. Florida, officially ending the fight for open carry for the Sunshine State via the judiciary. The case had its beginning when Fort Pierce resident Dale Lee Norman was arrested in February, 2012 for inadvertently when his t-shirt rode up over his holstered […]
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