These restrictions, colloquially called “vampire laws”—stemming from the myth that vampires can only enter property if affirmatively welcomed in—could be the issue that convinces the justices to rein in the circuits’ sensitive place analysis, said Leo Bernabei, a researcher at the University of Wyoming College of Law’s Firearms Research Center and attorney with Mendes & Mount LLP.
If not, he said, courts could continue using a series of principles that, “when you combine them all, imposes an extremely immense burden on the right to carry in public.”
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