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Missouri Right To Carry Heard By Supreme Court
Monday, February 2, 2004
The Missouri Supreme Court heard oral arguments on January 22, in the Right-to-Carry case. As you may recall, after the General Assembly overwhelmingly passed HB 349 to establish a "shall issue" permit system last year, a St. Louis Circuit Court struck down the law as unconstitutional. The case was appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court, which will now hand down a decision. Please check www.NRAILA.org regularly for updates on this case. A court decision could come in a few weeks.
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