Legal Analyst: NC Gov. Stein to consider constitutional carry bill
CHARLOTTE () — North Carolina lawmakers passed Senate Bill 50 (also known as 'Freedom to Carry NC'), which would remove the requirement for concealed carry permits in the state, sending it to Governor Josh Stein for his approval. Chief Legal Analyst Khalif Rhodes discusses the bill and what it would mean for North Carolina if passed.
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