[cpdiii]

Someone thinks the mall's rules supersede rights enumerated in the Constitution and recently clarified and affirmed by SCOTUS? Is what some merchant group's representatives puts on an entrance sign to their place of business able to force a person into a contract of obedience that would nullify the Constitution?

Good point, I do not know. Perhaps a lawyer person on Free Republic can clarify this point?

[FLT-bird]

Its their property. They can make whatever “rule” they like. If you break their “rules” they can ask you to leave.

If you then refuse to leave, that is misdemeanor trespassing.

But carrying into a business that proclaims itself “gun free”? That’s not illegal. Their rule or policy is a mere suggestion. Treat it as such. I do.