SCOTUS rulings show NJ’s ‘sensitive places’ gun law should fall, gun owners say

The Supreme Court's recent decisions against gun bans in Hawaii and the Texas case involving an armed marijuana smoker indicate a growing judicial stance against restrictions on carrying firearms in public. Advocates for gun rights in New Jersey are now arguing that the state's "sensitive places" law, which prohibits guns in certain locations like schools and churches, should be overturned in light of these rulings. These Supreme Court opinions suggest a broader reconsideration of gun control laws nationwide, emphasizing personal rights to bear arms and potentially impacting state-level regulations.