New Hampshire's annual bill for Constitutional carry has a good chance of passing this year (Gov. Sununu said he will sign it, prior governor vetoed identical bills). The next hearing is this Wednesday morning, 2/1/2017 in Concord.
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Originally Posted by BlackDiamond75
Open carry can be restricted by business (though that may be unconstitutional), though banks, airports and Federal buildings may be a word to the wise.
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The state of New Hampshire has no prohibition on carry in banks or the public side of the airport, the
only prohibition in state law is carry in courthouses. Federal law has it's own restriction for Federal buildings, but that's the same for all states.
There's nothing unconstitutional about a non-state-owned business forbidding open or concealed carry, but "forbid" just means they can ask you to leave, and have you arrested (for trespass) if you refuse to leave -- same as if they were to forbid wearing flip flops, and same penalty for disobedience.
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Must have: strong statewide preemption of weapons laws for ownership, use, carry, etc
Constitutional carry hearing is this Wednesday morning, 2/1/2017.
