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Garen J Wintemute1, Anthony A Braga
1Violence Prevention Research Program, Sacramento, CA 95817, USA. gjwintemute@ucdavis.edu
Abstract:
Firearm violence remains an important problem, and a large body of evidence shows that guns used in crime follow generally predictable paths from manufacturer to criminal end user. Policy initiatives based on that evidence have been shown to be effective. A recently published study conducted by a leading policy organization presents new evidence and makes specific recommendations for action by state-level policymakers. Unfortunately, the study's analysis is overly simplified, and the recommendations are therefore misleading. We suggest alternatives that are evidence based.
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