A federal appeals court ruled that New York state can prohibit permitted gun owners from carrying concealed weapons into theaters, bars and other public spaces.

A federal appeals court in New York ruled Friday that the state can prohibit permitted gun owners from carrying concealed weapons into theaters, bars, public parks and other public spaces.

The ruling is the first from a federal appeals court to broadly consider where legally licensed gun owners have a right to go armed since the Supreme Court last year announced a broader interpretation of the Second Amendment that called a range of gun regulations into question.