The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday breathed life back into a gun-rights advocacy group’s fight to openly carry firearms in the gun-free Atlanta Botanical Garden.

The high court for the second time reversed rulings by the Georgia Court of Appeals and a Fulton County trial judge affirming the right of the botanical garden—a private nonprofit organization that holds a 50-year lease from the City of Atlanta—to bar people from bringing guns on the premises and to concerts and other events.

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