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Fescue4u

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Mon Mar-29-04 04:19 PM
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61. Nothing has changed in regards to property rights

Edited on Mon Mar-29-04 04:20 PM by Fescue4u

Nothing.

Ohio is an open carry state (with the exception a 2 localitys). This means that it has always been 100% legal to openly carry a firearm. In addition, it has been legal in Ohio to carry concealed for about 80 years without a license, if a "prudent man would do this".

Business that did not want this have posted "no guns" signs.

Now granted, I've seen only a very few open carriers, and only a handful of signs...but nonethless the principles are the same.

What has changed? Now concealed carry is licensed and guaranteed. Previously you had to hope that you met a jurys definition of "prudent".

But the issue of property rights is completely unchanged.

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