« Reply #1 on: February 21, 2013, 08:29:37 AM »
I read an article a week or so ago stating that in the absence of specific carry legislation in Illinois, the court ruling you referred to will result in "constitutional carry" such as they have in Vermont, Alaska, etc. A state with no specific carry law means that the supreme court's interpretation of the 2nd Amendment is the only guideline.
I kinda think that Illinois will not allow that kind of liberty to occur. I expect the opposite.
ETA: It was
HERE, at AoSHQ. Worth a read.
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