Key Takeaways Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that adults aged 18 to 20 can carry concealed firearms, overturning the state’s 21-and-older requirement. The court found the minimum age provision unconstitutional, allowing young adults to exercise their Second Amendment rights. Florida’s Attorney General agreed with the ruling and will not appeal, leading to immediate implementation of the decision statewide. The case arose from Broward County, following an incident where an 18-year-old was charged for carrying a concealed firearm. The ruling aligns with the court’s view that young adults should have the same self-defense rights as older adults. Estimated reading…

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