Proposed South Carolina legislation would allow concealed weapons on campus

May 8, 2007
If approved, the state would join Utah as the only states to allow hidden weapons on campus.

Some South Carolina lawmakers believe allowing people to carry concealed weapons on school campuses could prevent massacres like last month's slayings at Virginia Tech. Nearly 20 lawmakers have signed on to a measure that would allow concealed weapons on public school and college campuses. If signed in to law, South Carolina would join Utah as the only states that have laws allowing people to carry hidden weapons on campuses.

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