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In practice, a "constitutional carry" law would be one that allows the open carry of firearms and prohibits police from stopping someone based merely on the fact the person is carrying a firearm.

In practice, a "constitutional carry" law would be one that allows the open carry of firearms and prohibits police from stopping someone based merely on the fact the person is carrying a firearm.

Constitutional carry means that the carrying (see "[[Second Amendment]] right to keep and bear arms") on one's person or in/on one's [[vehicle]] of firearms, [[concealed carry | concealed]] or [[Open carry | not]], is generally not restricted by the [[law]]. A constitutional carry [[state]] is a "free state" from a gun law prespective.

Constitutional carry means that the carrying (see "[[Second Amendment]] right to keep and bear arms") on one's person or in/on one's [[vehicle]] of firearms, [[concealed carry|concealed]] or [[Open carry|not]], is generally not restricted by the [[law]]. A constitutional carry [[state]] is a "free state" from a gun law prespective.

The legal term "Constitutional carry" describes the [[Bill of Rights]] legal interpretation that the [[Second Amendment]] to the [[United States Constitution]] allows/permits no regulations or restrictions (see "[[Second Amendment|'''Shall not''' be infringed]]") on [[gun ownership]].  

The legal term "Constitutional carry" describes the [[Bill of Rights]] legal interpretation that the [[Second Amendment]] to the [[United States Constitution]] allows/permits no regulations or restrictions (see "[[Second Amendment|'''Shall not''' be infringed]]") on [[gun ownership]].  

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