Unless I'm missing something, under the old law, no carry was permitted. Under the new law, concealed carry is permitted, but only with a proper license.
Under Aguilar and Moore, you can't be prosecuted for UUW or AUUW, because the laws violates the 2A. Except, the new law says with a permit, you can carry, albeit concealed.
That appears to leave open carry (at the moment) as the only viable means of carry, until the permitting process is actually established (up and running).
Even then, it may mean that unfettered open carry will still remain a viable means of carry.
I think that it is this, that has caused the massive huddle between the State Attorneys.
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