The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court said the Bay State can impose strict gun laws on out-of-state residents. The decision stems from a case involving New Hampshire gun owners who were charged with unlawfully possessing firearms in Massachusetts without proper permits.

The decision came after the Supreme Judicial Court heard a pair of cases involving New Hampshire gun owners who were charged for unlawfully possessing firearms in Massachusetts without proper permits.

Massachusetts’ highest court has issued a pair of decisions regarding the rights of nonresidents to carry firearms through the Bay State.

In a crushing setback for gun owners, the highest court in Massachusetts ruled the commonwealth can require out-of-staters to obtain a temporary license to travel there with a weapon, even

Massachusetts' highest court ruled Tuesday that New Hampshire gun owners cannot bring their guns into the Bay State without a permit.