A Massachusetts state court judge has ruled that it is unconstitutional to charge a New Hampshire resident for carrying a firearm in Massachusetts without a state permit. This ruling, based on the Second Amendment and the NYSRPA v. Bruen decision, establishes a legal precedent that non-residents' constitutional rights do not cease at state borders. The judge, John Coffey, applied the 'text and history' test, finding no historical analogs to justify the state's restrictive stance.
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