Do law-abiding citizens have a constitutional right to carry concealed weapons?
Yes: 1098 No: 81 2. Should there be restrictions on those who carry concealed guns? Yes: 650 No: 535 3. Do you favor stronger gun control laws? Yes: 1073 No: 96 4. Would stronger gun control laws make you feel more or less safe? More: 116 Less: 1030 The unscientific survey, taken in September and October, asked readers to share their opinions about a Hamilton County court battle over Ohio’s concealed weapons law. That battle will resume in coming weeks as Common Pleas Judge Robert Ruehlman begins hearing arguments about whether the law is unconstitutional. Nearly 1,200 readers responded to the Enquirer’s questions with letters or e-mails that ran the gamut, from impassioned pleas to lectures on constitutional law. Responses made it clear guns and gun-control laws are hot-button issues in America today. The vast majority of those who responded 1,098 to 81 think the U.S. Constitution allows law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons. But 650 readers said they favor at least some res
