Just wondering what this will do for the rest of the States if anything
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Directly, it will do nothing. But it acts as a landmark precedent for cases involving gun rights/control across the nation. Like if someone in California (a "May-Issue" state) decided to challenge getting their application for a CCW permit revoked on the grounds that "self-defense does not constitute a need" (this really doesn't constitute a need in many May-Issue states), then could go to court on the grounds that the Supreme Court ruled that personal defense is grounds for keeping and bearing arms.