Federal Judge Calls California's Law Banning Carrying Firearms in Most Public Places 'Repugnant'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Indeed, the new law would have banned the carrying of firearms, even licensed firearms, in 26 specific public places, including, "public transportation, at public gatherings and special events, in parks and at playgrounds, in stadiums, arenas and casinos, in medical facilities, religious institutions or financial institutions, anywhere that liquor is sold and consumed, in all other private commercial spaces where the owner has not explicitly posted a sign to the contrary, and in many parking areas, among other places, according to the Los Angeles Times.

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