How Can Gun Violence Be Reduced?
How Can Gun Violence Be Reduced? | The Brady Law Does Not Reduce Violent Crime
James Bovard is a columnist and an adjunct analyst at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a Washington, D.C.–based public interest group dedicated to the principles of free enterprise and limited government. He is also the author of several books, including Shakedown: How Government Screws You from A-Z and Lost Rights: The Destruction of American Liberty.
Summary: The Brady Law—which requires a background check before a gun can be purchased—has not been an important factor in reducing crime. Supporters have exaggerated the number of people...
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Table of Contents
- Gun Control Will Reduce Gun Violence
- Gun Control Will Not Reduce Gun Violence
- Gun Control Poses a Threat to Self-Defense
- Compromising on Gun Control Can Reduce Gun Violence
- Concealed-Carry Laws Reduce Violent Crime
- Concealed-Carry Laws Do Not Save Lives
- Personalized Guns Can Reduce Gun Violence
- Personalized Guns Are an Ineffective Solution to Gun Violence
- Lawsuits Against the Gun Industry Can Reduce Violence
- Lawsuits Against the Gun Industry Violate the Second Amendment
- The Brady Law Has Led to a Drop in Violent Crime
- The Brady Law Does Not Reduce Violent Crime
- Targeting Illegal Firearms Trafficking Can Help Reduce Gun Violence
- Enforcing Current Gun Laws Will Reduce Gun Violence
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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