Gun Laws and Decentralization: Lessons from "Constitutional Carry"

Gun Laws and Decentralization: Lessons from “Constitutional Carry”

Tags: Decentralization and Secession

04/06/2021 José Niño

Forty years ago, the US had almost no legal concealed carry. Then over just a few decades, eighteen states adopted full-blown "constitutional carry" provisions, with many other states adopting concealed carry provisions as well.

Original Article: "Gun Laws and Decentralization: Lessons from "Constitutional Carry""

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