The Miami Gun Show, held at the Miami-Dade County Fair Expo Center, draws significant attention to Florida’s new open carry law, which took effect on September 25. This law allows individuals aged 21 and older to openly carry firearms under specific conditions, including the use of proper holsters, while prohibiting carry in certain public spaces like schools and courthouses.
In a related development, a Broward County judge recently ruled a portion of the Parkland Gun Law unconstitutional, challenging the state’s age restriction that previously prevented adults under 21 from carrying concealed weapons. This decision emerged from a case involving a 19-year-old charged with carrying a concealed firearm, raising discussions about the implications of such rulings on gun regulations in Florida.
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