Punctually (albeit coincidentally), the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals decided a gun rights case last Wednesday, just as the U.S. suffered its second gun massacre in a week — 10 people killed in Colorado, joining 6 who were killed earlier in Georgia. Given the interest in the case, though, and its subject matter, it’s very likely going to end up before the U.S. Supreme Court. The case has a complicated procedural history. In 2011, a fellow named George Young applied for a firearm-carry license from, as Judge Jay Bybee, who wrote the main opinion put it, the State of “Hawai‘i.” But Hawaii (sorry, Judge Bybee) turned Young down. So, acting as his own attorney, Young sued Hawaii, arguing t
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