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The recently passed conceal carry handgun law is causing confusion among business owners who don't want guns on their property.   The new law says that those businesses will not only have to post signs at their entrances,  but will also have to personally notify each person coming through the doors.  Businesses like the Mall of America say that's not very practical.  Officials in charge of office buildings, hospitals, and college campuses are also worried about what to do.   The confusion and concern about the conceal carry law is the topic of an article in this week's edition of 

. MPR's Cathy Wurzer talks to Scott Smith, the reporter who wrote the article.

The recently passed conceal carry handgun law is causing confusion among business owners who don't want guns on their property.   The new law says that those businesses will not only have to post signs at their entrances,  but will also have to personally notify each person coming through the doors.  Businesses like the Mall of America say that's not very practical.  Officials in charge of office buildings, hospitals, and college campuses are also worried about what to do.   The confusion and concern about the conceal carry law is the topic of an article in this week's edition of The Business Journal. MPR's Cathy Wurzer talks to Scott Smith, the reporter who wrote the article.


Businesses gear up for new handgun law

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