May-issue, which is also sometimes called a “Discretionary Permit System,” gives the granting authority the power to determine who among certain applicants deserves to receive a carry license or permit, assuming the applicant passes a background check and meets all other requirements. Shall-issue, known also as “Presumptive Right to Carry,” dictates that every applicant who meets the legal requirements be issued a license or permit to carry, regardless of what a government agent may think about whether or not the person is “deserving” of a license or permit.