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Court decisions stifle reasonable gun control measures

By Torrey Hullum

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Richard Aborn [President, Citizens Crime Commission]: "What is most important to the gun control movement is the ability to pass reasonable laws designed to break up the illegal gun markets. While I disagree with this decision, as I do with District of Columbia v. Heller, these rulings do not deter us from pursuing laws that would close the gun show loophole and address licensing and registration. These laws are all vital to public safety and do not violate either the Supreme Court decisions or the rights of legitimate gun owners. Presented with two opportunities to do so, the Court declined to indicate that reasonable regulations of guns - and in

Full post as published by JURIST - Hotline on June 30, 2010 (boomark / email).

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