Majority of US supreme court seems skeptical of Hawaii’s strict gun law

Court considering legality of state law banning guns on private property open to the public unless owner allows it

The conservative majority on the US supreme court appeared skeptical of a Hawaii law that bans people from bringing firearms on private property open to the public without permission from the property owner.

The case, Wolford v Lopez, was brought by three Maui residents with concealed-carry permits and a local gun group who have support from Donald Trump's administration.

Reuters contributed to this report