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gun-control | Bottom line, individuals with malicious intent will try and succeed by any means necessary. Taking guns away from the American people will just force criminals to either purchase firearms illegally, or turn to other means of devastation; knives, bombs, vehicular attacks, there are some pretty innovative people in the w... |
gun-control | Taking people’s guns away will not always result in less crime but often result in more crime. When the subject is gun control, people get angry quickly. Each side has its certainties its slogans and its arguments. But is anybody on either side listening to what the other side has to say? Sometimes you have to wonder. ... |
gun-control | Gun-control advocates point out that federal regulations have forced car makers to incorporate such features as seat belts and airbags, thus making cars far safer than they were in the past. The reason this has not been done with firearms is that gun industry, backed by gun-rights groups like the NRA, successfully lobb... |
gun-control | Gun-rights supporters have their own vision of the way society should work. In that vision, guns play an important part in bolstering individual freedoms and protecting private citizens from both crime and governmental tyranny. Their position is that guns both save lives and reduce crime. Beyond that, gun-rights suppor... |
gun-control | “Gun Control Doesn’t Work.” Which brings us to another key argument of the gun-rights movement–that no matter how many gun-control laws are passed, criminals will still get guns and use them against the public. Only law-abiding citizens will obey gun laws, and if those laws discourage gun ownership, then criminals will... |
gun-control | But gun-rights supporters express outrage at the idea that guns are a problem in the first place. In the words of a popular slogan: “GUNS DON’T KILL PEOPLE-PEOPLE DO.” Which is why the gun-rights movement is so insistent on tougher law enforcement. Put the bad guys in jail, the argument goes, and the rest of us can go ... |
gun-control | Gun-control advocates have claimed that terrorists or their supporters were buying weapons at U.S. gun shows and shipping them to terrorists overseas. The NRA said the convictions proved that existing laws work when they are enforced. “Passing gun show restrictions will in no way deter such a committed criminal,” the N... |
gun-control | To begin, author James Q. Wilson compares the public’s stance on gun control and the government’s stance. During the time of publication, 1994, president Bill Clinton and the public advocated for stricter gun control laws in hopes of reducing crimes resulting in gun violence. Although they both support gun control the ... |
gun-control | This is important to state because the reader can now understand the minimal effect gun control will provide. This statistic alone makes it difficult to comprehend the positive impact that tighter gun laws will provide. A general gun control is not enough to reach that two percent, because of this we have to side with ... |
gun-control | This topic is usually very derisive anytime the topic of gun control introduced with opponents of gun control heavily invested with the ability to protect themselves. Here the author uses another statistic from a household survey by a criminologist at Florida State University stating that “…every year, guns are used – ... |
gun-control | Consequentially, new laws have been made to target the two percent but are in violation of the Fourth Amendment. The problem that lies is in either quantity of police officers or the stigma of police harassment. The Fourth Amendment “bans ‘unreasonable searches and seizures’”(Wilson 126) which makes it hard for police ... |
gun-control | Furthermore, targeting the two percent is even harder with the argument of self defense. Here Wilson argues that assailants are less successful in crimes when victims are able to defend themselves. With the ability to properly protect oneself from robberies the likelihood that would be assailants will attack with a vic... |
gun-control | Moreover, deciding what can be considered viable steps towards the right direction isn’t based on gun control at all, according to Wilson. Although proponents of gun control will also argue that stricter punishments for gun related crimes this comes at a price per the author. He argues that the “…tougher the prospectiv... |
gun-control | In conclusion, “Just Take Away Their Guns” is mostly an informative essay on public perception of gun control and the minimal affect the government can do to tighten gun laws. Throughout this essay he gives us a cause and effect type summaries of separate fixes proponents of gun control have introduced which includes r... |
gun-control | Because of recent shootings, federal gun control laws have been put in place to control gun violence, but has it worked? In this essay I will discuss the reasons why these gun control laws fail to do what they are intended to do: prevent guns from getting into the wrong hands. Even though social media may portray that ... |
gun-control | The first reason is also supported because when guns are restricted, it simply makes it so anyone who owns a restricted gun is then punishable. The point is also proven because 13% of gun violence convicts end up getting hold of another fire arm through the illegal market, and go on to commit another crime. This resear... |
gun-control | The Washington Times reports that “91.5% of 15,000 law enforcement officers believed that a gun bans would have little to no effect on gun violence” (“Law Enforcement”). Even though some may say that gun laws do nothing but benefit the community, it actually works against it. The second reason that gun laws are ineffec... |
gun-control | As the final 3rd supporting evidence of the 2nd claim, I have found that criminals will continue to find different ways to obtain firearms, all while adapting to avoid detection by agencies like the F.B.I and A.T.F. According to Ryan Cleckner, a former special operations sniper, “36% of Americans exercise their 2nd ame... |
gun-control | The third piece of evidence shows that there is no evidence to support that gun control laws are effective in slowing gun violence. According to the “Right to bear arms” article, there is currently no evidence to support that gun control laws are effective in slowing gun violence.” It has also been recorded that in 201... |
gun-control | The research proves that gun control is ineffective because it wastes money, and there is no concrete evidence to support that is is effective. The opposition may say that gun laws are effective because the put more people in jail, but this is only a temporary fix that comes at a cost. According to a article written by... |
gun-control | Since its foundation, the United States has always placed emphasis on liberty and equality. Arguably, the United States is heavily known around the world for the culture it has built around freedom. To this day, one of the most prominent freedoms given to civilians is the right to bear arms. Included in the first 10 am... |
gun-control | However, because of the high amount of gun related crimes and gun violence, ranging from mere bullet wounds to tragedies including massacres at the hands of killers armed with guns, groups of people argue that the second amendment is outdated and no longer reflects the circumstances of present day America. |
gun-control | As a result, an ongoing nationwide debate over the best method of preventing gun violence has arisen from the blood of innocent victims whose lives have been taken by firearms. Out of the plethora of methods suggested to control the amount of casualties caused by guns, 2 of the most prominent include tighter gun contro... |
gun-control | While exploring the connections between mental health issues in the community and mass shootings, experts often reference gun laws. In contrast to the argument for more restrictive gun policies, the case for tackling gun violence through promoting mental health claims that gun sale legislation can be ineffective and ev... |
gun-control | Furthermore, specialists warn of the possibility that laws targeting those suffering from mental illness may inhibit ongoing treatment. Much of the reactionary gun related legislation, such as New York’s SAFE Act, include stipulation that begin requiring mental health professionals to report patients to the state. Thou... |
gun-control | Additionally, reporting rules already exist in the treatment process of a mentally ill individual, however, the option to report a patient as potentially dangerous is based on the specialist’s discretion. Having the option whether to report a patient to the state or not to essentially broadens a therapist’s method of t... |
gun-control | In addition to the social stigma and treatment barriers they may cause, research has shown that background checks would not prevent major acts of gun violence as a large scale of mass murders have shown very little to no criminal past and/or have not been classified as potentially dangerous. For example, in the case of... |
gun-control | Fundamentally, advocates of preventing gun violence through mental health treatment seek to avert tragedies by facilitating treatment and early identification of disorders in individuals that may result harmful to themselves or others. Like most issues, the first step to treatment is identifying the problem at hand, ho... |
gun-control | Overall, this method of preventing homicide and suicide through the use of firearms treats the social issue as a symptom of a broken mental health care system and is largely centered around potential perpetrators compared to the more traditional method of assessing the problem as an issue in current gun legislature. In... |
gun-control | Apart from restrictions on machine guns and fully automatic weapons , a database containing a list of individuals prohibited from purchasing firearms, and a law mandating that federally licensed dealers conduct a “Brady background check” to determine if a customer’s name is listed as a prohibited purchaser, there is no... |
gun-control | Although many claim that because the current restrictions do little to prevent gun related crime adding more restrictions would not have any significant effect, studies conducted exhibit that even the process of obtaining a permit can have a positive effect on the drop in crime. In a study conducted on shall-issue stat... |
gun-control | The answer to this question is, guns don’t kill people, people kill people; however, guns make it easier to kill people and often time in great numbers. The government should create stricter laws on gun control and end the senseless mass murders at the hands of individuals in possession of guns. In the United States, i... |
gun-control | It is becoming very common to hear about mass shootings involving multiple victims in the United States and most recently in Pennsylvania and California. The mass shooting in California comes as a surprise, as most Americans’ hearts still mourn the death of the 11 individuals at the Pittsburgh synagogue, who lost their... |
gun-control | This quote means that regardless of the tough gun laws, individuals manage to obtain assault weapons and use them maliciously. It appears even if the government does its part by creating harsher laws and penalties for breaking those laws, there is usually some way around the law. President Bill Clinton signed the 1994 ... |
gun-control | Mass shootings happen too often and the gun laws remain the same. Lewis (2018) pointed out, “proponents of gun control legislation should wish not only to continue efforts to reduce incidences of mass murder, but also to reduce the number of victims. For example, a ban on gun enhancers such as bump stocks, or a ban on ... |
gun-control | Mental illness may not be a direct indicator of potential for gun violence; however, when a mentally ill individual obtains a gun this is not an ideal combination. There has been some debate, but most would agree that mentally ill individuals should not be permitted to purchase guns or have access to them. It is unders... |
gun-control | Although the relationship between mental illness and gun control is not black and white, most anti-gun supporters would agree that individuals with mental illness should not possess a gun. Individuals who are diagnosed mentally ill are easier to identify than those who are untreated and/or unevaluated. Wolf and Rosen (... |
gun-control | The solution to preventing mentally ill individuals from possessing firearms is by thoroughly investigating applicants and requiring background reports to include voluntary mental health commitments. In researching, another solution was discovered, known as reg flag laws, which remove guns from someone in a temporary c... |
gun-control | This mind-boggling quote simply means that in the United States gun violence is unfortunately higher than other similar countries. Has the government taken a good look at these statistics regarding gun violence and put together a plan of action to greatly reduce the high mortality rate? Arango and Medina (2018) pointed... |
gun-control | How can a law be effective if the law has loopholes and no ability to do its duty? The solution to this is to hold individuals accountable when the system fails. Adequate background checks are the key to this ongoing gun control issue. To be diligent in protecting the public from increasing gun violence, the government... |
gun-control | In order to achieve gun control and decrease the number of senseless deaths, it is necessary to implement stricter gun laws. The government must create a law to require individuals desiring to obtain a gun be trained to handle a firearm safely. The number of mass shootings in the United States appears to be climbing ye... |
gun-control | To possess a gun, one should not think of it as a right of passage but as a greater responsibility. The overall gun violence in the United States in the 21st century is at its highest level, even higher than other similar countries. What is the purpose of a gun and what is gun control? This is simple, a gun is used to ... |
gun-control | Gun violence is a sensitive subject that has been constantly debated about over the past couple of decades. Having the ability to purchase something that can easily end someone’s life without harsh restrictions can be confusing in some eyes. With the rise of the recent mass shootings people are pressuring law makers to... |
gun-control | In Parkland, Florida there was a school shooting that had occurred in 2018. 17 people had lost their lives because of the incompetence of the police not listening to warning signs from civilians. “In the case of the Parkland shooting suspect, the police received at least 45 calls about him, and a woman close to him eve... |
gun-control | B.I. that she feared he would become a school shooter, listing specific examples of disturbing conduct — including holding a gun to the head of family members.” (Rubio). With this hard evidence against this criminal the authorities still chose to do nothing which is why a red flag law would be somewhat helpful in reduc... |
gun-control | We have seen it a lot where shooters will post things online indicating their harmful intentions before they go out and do it so having a red flag law would helpful in reducing gun violence and possibly even a mass shooting. Gun violence is not only just about mass shootings, it’s about regular shootings as well and pe... |
gun-control | If we can focus on these places specifically with high amounts of gun violence and try to help them then it would be a huge step forward and a possible solution in reducing gun violence. Now I want to talk about the negatives in my points in order to find some common ground. Having a red flag law would be great in all ... |
gun-control | No one, however, described him, his behaviors or his communications as overtly aggressive or violent” (Geragthy). This man that committed this mass shooting showed no possible signs of even being a mass shooter at all. He was a normal guy in the eyes of everyone he knew and from what police could find. The shooter got ... |
gun-control | In conclusion gun violence is a topic that will keep being debated about until the end of time. Guns would never ever be taken away from us Americans since it is our second amendment right. We could implement laws and have bans on guns to reduce it, but gun violence will still occur and if it occurs it will keep being ... |
gun-control | The investigation of gun violence has piqued my interest a little bit. I have seen gun violence be constantly talked about on the news especially now will all these recent shootings. It’s a topic that needs to be talked about but there is no good solution that people can see eye-to-eye on. Aside from that this semester... |
gun-control | Americans believe that the guns are a sacred emblem of the United States’ independence from Great Britain. However, Haynes asserts that mass shootings have unearthed debates on gun ownership, control and rights (1). Gun violence, which refers to the use of firearms in harming or killing individuals or groups of people ... |
gun-control | Opponents of this stance cite the second amendment of the US constitution, which recognizes the need for a well-regulated militia in any free state and protects against infringement of the right to keeping and bearing arms. Lose interpretations of the constitutional amendment have led to the conclusion that gun control... |
gun-control | This paper is an examination of the ideological divide in gun control debates and the most sensible approach to gun ownership in the United States. The continuing debate on gun control makes it essential to identify policies stemming from the US Federal law, beginning with the second amendment. The Supreme Court has us... |
gun-control | The Supreme Court has upheld existing gun laws as constitutional with the effect being little change ever since the rulings. For many advocates of gun control policies, the focus remains on the patchwork of gun policies made in courts and states. These advocates neglect opportunities of convincing lawmakers to take tou... |
gun-control | With the Supreme Court’s embrace of the second amendment rights and Republican control over the House of Representatives, new congressional action appears unlikely. Gun-related policy developments at the state level have occurred as a response to the lack of will by Congress. For example, the Ohio State Supreme Court h... |
gun-control | However, many others express their disappointment at lawmakers and special interest groups who use mass shootings as vehicles for pushing personal political agendas (Boylan et al. 3934). For example, the NRA has failed to mount major lobbying pushes to make sure that lawmakers agree with the view that guns do not kill ... |
gun-control | The Supreme Court ruling, which reaffirmed the second amendment, protects gun ownership rights regardless of their membership to the state militia (La Valle 1). Previous court rulings do not prohibit gun control laws but easily challenge their constitutionality. Many legal systems recognize self-defense as a right, but... |
gun-control | Even with the cracked legislative windows, the possibility of congressional action remains somewhat remote. Years of intense local initiatives and legal battles have forced different groups to straighten their priorities (Haynes 1). Blaming objects such as guns take away the blame from individuals for their moral choic... |
gun-control | Fair and effective gun policies require knowledge of implementation challenges, the affected parties, implementation challenges, and unintended consequences, revision of policies for better affect, costs of legislation to the society and gun owners, and other issues defining the acceptability of these policies. The que... |
gun-control | Gun violence has skyrocketed over the past years, which has caused Americans to panic due to the lack of gun control laws. Gun control laws have been a debate for years and still is an ongoing issue today. Having gun control laws which require additional security measures to obtain firearms will result in a decrease of... |
gun-control | Lawmakers should require training on how to safely secure firearms in the homes of citizens. Lawmakers should also diminish gun access to youth and people who are capable of injuring others or even themselves. Weapon should be retained from individuals who have been vicious toward their peers, and those who have a hist... |
gun-control | (Reinhart, 2018). Numerous of people feel there is no need for gun control laws. They often think the laws will violate their constitutional right to bear arms. The Second Amendment ensures individuals ideal to own a gun not connected with military personnel, and to utilize that arm for customarily legalized purposes,... |
gun-control | Perhaps most drastically, some have proposed or ordered laws expecting subjects to keep weapons in their homes. (Blocher, 2012) Traditionally, there has always been pressure for gun controls which was spawned by two situations: first, an enormous growth in the level of violent crime and, second, the assassinations of p... |
gun-control | On June 1, 2015, Governor Greg Abbott signed S.B. 11 into law. The law makes it legal to carry a concealed handgun on college campuses and dormitories and describes the conditions in which citizens can do so. The law took effect on August 1, 2016 for four-year universities and extended to community colleges a year late... |
gun-control | The text states: universities are allowed to “establish rules, regulations, or other provisions” regarding “(d) storage of handguns in dormitories or other residential facilities that are owned or leased and operated by the institution and located on the campus of the institution” or “(d-1) after consulting with studen... |
gun-control | ” This does not apply to private institutions, which can “(e) after consulting with students staff, and faculty of the institution, may establish rules, regulations, or other provisions prohibiting license holders from carrying handguns on the campus of the institution, any grounds or building on which an activity spon... |
gun-control | ” Universities are not allowed to establish any “rules, regulations or provisions” that outright prohibit carrying of concealed handguns by license holders, except for in cases (d), (d-1) and (e). Any regulations or provisions must be reported to the “standing committee” every even-numbered year for evaluation, stating... |
gun-control | This legislation, and others like it, are intended to prevent or stop public shootings: the old, “good guys with guns stop bad guys with guns” reasoning.[3] While the idea of “throwing more guns at the gun violence problem” seems preposterous, proponents believe those intending to carry out a mass shooting may be intim... |
gun-control | We are now nearing 3 years into the policy being put into effect, it is difficult to assess whether the policy has had any beneficial or deleterious effects. Active shooter events on college campuses are a rare event, and gun crime does not appear to have decreased in the areas surrounding campuses.[8] There have been ... |
gun-control | We can look to other states that have legalized campus carry for more insight. The John-Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research concluded that most research is at odds with the claims that allowing civilians to bring guns onto campuses makes them safer. They point out that in states with the laxest standards for gun... |
gun-control | This law should be repealed. The facts simply don’t corroborate its supposed necessity. Even the demographic data shows that an estimated 1% of students attending UT possess LTCs, and an estimated 500 students over the age of 21 live on campus dormitories at that university.[1] I’m sure they don’t all have LTCs. |
gun-control | In my opinion, the law is an overwhelming failure, mostly because it’s pointless, at best, and dangerous, at worst. Universities have police forces for a reason. It’s likely that, should an issue arise, more students and professors with guns will just cause difficulties for, already on-edge, police officers. This, on t... |
gun-control | In a national survey, 94% of Americans answered “NO” when asked, “Do you think regular citizens should be allowed to bring their guns [onto] college campuses?” (640). This just shows how much students and faculty disagree with concealed carry. However, some people on campus feel safer if they have a gun. There are two ... |
gun-control | If concealed carry was legalized some students and staff would go out of their way just to get a gun so that they could protect themselves too because if they didn’t have anything to protect themselves with their lives would already be in danger to defend themselves. According to “Casebook” there is a study that states... |
gun-control | If students and staff showed up with guns on college campus, there would be more of a chance of gun violence than if there was not a presence of a gun at all. Students could feel pressured to go out and get a gun just so that they could protect themselves. Guns are not used for only protecting but they are used in othe... |
gun-control | Adding to the problem, allowing concealed carry will distract students and staff from their learning environment and they may not perform as well in class. If students had the right to have a gun, then other students may be on edge since the tension of a gun is in the room. Whether a student uses the gun or not student... |
gun-control | If concealed carry was legal to students on college, it could potentially increase the probability of suicides in college campuses. In a study found by SGFS says, “One study found that 24 percent of college students had thought about attempting suicide and 5 percent had actually attempted to kill themselves’ (641). Wha... |
gun-control | On the other hand, the opposition argues that concealed carry on college campuses could deter mass shooting sprees. They argue that having guns on campus could deter students and teachers from going out on massive shootings on college campus. According to Students for Concealed Carry (SCC) they state, “Campus shooters ... |
gun-control | If concealed carry was legalized on college campus then it could create a dangerous and violent environment for students and staff, and we should take legalizing concealed carry on college campus more seriously and realize how much danger we could put our schools into. Students should realize how scary the situation co... |
gun-control | The demand for self-defense is on a high rise, especially in the nonmilitary accessible zone like the campus. People need to be taught about protecting themselves from potential harms and also from assaults of any form in the campus. The argument on allowing concealed weapons on campus by college students, professors, ... |
gun-control | There has been a sharp rise in students that considered suicide as the only option while going through stress and other psychological issues such as emotional trauma, anxiousness, mood swing and fear. In most cases students that are slow learners studying courses considered to be too tedious for them may see suicide as... |
gun-control | Having firearms around makes gun crime likely to occur. It was Jon Schuppe that report about a research carried out by John Hopkins Group of researchers showing that most fatal mass shootings occurs in places where guns are authorized and that the people with guns were not able to stop this very act of violence. This i... |
gun-control | We could tell that all is not well; because someone who does not have the courage may find it difficult to report a fellow student to the appropriate authority. According to the National Conference of State Legislatures 16 states banned the carrying of a concealed weapons on a college campus and 23 states left the deci... |
gun-control | Furthermore, the majority of students on campus during their first year of studies are between the age of 18 and 22. This age is recognized worldwide as a responsibility age. Most students at this time of their life tend to hang around with friends in parties, and also want to get high with alcohol. This could lead to ... |
gun-control | In conclusion, the more guns and other weapons are made available to the campus environment, the higher the risk of assaults and violence on students, professors and to other college staff. We should always keep in mind that concealed weapons are dangerous to life. There is need to learn, because, the more we learn the... |
gun-control | Policies removing restrictions on gun control laws have changed over the last few decades. The changes are based on assumptions and claims about civilian gun use in populated places. University and colleges have been able to prohibit people from carrying concealed carry on campuses. Now some states have laws that allow... |
gun-control | The map below is from the National Conference of State Legislatures published in 2016 showing the different states that ban concealed weapons on campuses. It also shows which states allows concealed firearms to be carried on campuses and which states leave the decision up to the individual schools. Nineteen states have... |
gun-control | The rise in shootings on college campuses has opened a new front on the gun debate. After a student at Virginia Tech opened fire on Monday, April 16, 2007 killing thirty-two students and wounding many others (Beck), many students and families want to regulate gun availability on campuses by having a concealed carry per... |
gun-control | Advocates for allowing firearms on campuses believe it will decrease mass shootings. These people also blame mass shooting on “gun-free zones” and argue arming more individuals can stop mass shootings. However, eighty- four percent of high fatality mass shootings happened in areas where there was no law prohibiting fir... |
gun-control | The National Rifle Association (NRA) has pushed for laws on gun rights and laws that force universities and colleges to allow guns on campuses. The NRA has proposed, campaigns and lobbied for the government to change laws on guns. For example, after the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting in 2013. “President Barack Obama su... |
gun-control | Advocates against guns being on campuses believe that guns will increase shootings in general. A study done by John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health reviews the evidence around the relationship between civilian gun carrying and violent crimes. As well as mass shootings and other factors that are unique to publ... |
gun-control | The Second Amendment has become a huge part of both sides of the gun control debate. Both sides have cited what they feel the Founding Fathers meant when they created and wrote the Second Amendment. The purpose of the Second Amendment was to provide the constitutional framework for America’s gun laws. “A well regulated... |
gun-control | Professors and administrators should not be allowed to carry a gun on campuses because they are not trained for how to respond to active shooting situations. “A concealed carry class is a permitting class, not a training class. A concealed carry class gives you as much training for the realities of carrying a concealed... |
gun-control | Officer Jesus Villahermosa, is a S.W.A.T. officer in Washington State and is the founder of Crisis Reality Training. Officer Villahermosa has responded first-hand to gun-related violence in schools. In an essay published in the Chronicle of Higher Education, he concluded: “I have been a deputy sheriff for more than 26 ... |
gun-control | Administrators and public officials met with Sarkeesian and made plans to increase security, however, once Sarkeesian learned Utah State allowed guns on campus and the faculty could not guarantee a gun-free audience, she canceled her appearance. “In that decision, we witnessed one of the first clear examples of how law... |
gun-control | Gun rights and changes to policies concerning gun control laws have become a major part of newspaper headlines over the last few decades, and now it is time for people to take action. People need to educate themselves before they form an opinion about the topic. Rather than accepting an opinion because it is their poli... |
gun-control | The increasing number of shootings in universities and other institutions caused a debate with the issue of carrying concealed weapons on campuses. Mostly, the concealed weapon has been forbidden in schools, colleges and universities campuses. But some state laws allow students to carry their weapons on campus. Moreove... |
gun-control | Allowing college students and other college employees to carry concealed weapons on campus has the potential to make the learning environment safer. It is necessary to notice that currently, some states have passed laws allowing concealed gun carry on campus. Proponents of this law argued that carrying concealed weapon... |
gun-control | Opponents of the law believe that allowing students to carry guns on campus wouldn’t make campuses safer and, instead, it will lead to an increase in the number of suicides on campuses. Allowing guns in classrooms or on campuses will only increase risk as gun is not essential component for learning. |
gun-control | There are many risks allowing concealed weapon on campuses and because of it students and college employees should not be allowed to carry concealed weapons. Students shouldn’t get used to the presence of guns in their classrooms. It is no doubt that public safety is a job for professionally qualified police officers, ... |
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