Gun Safety and America's Cities : Current Perspectives and Practices

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Gun Safety and America's Cities : Current Perspectives and Practices

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 303 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781476682853
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Full Description

Across government bodies, from local to federal, legislative responses to mass gun violence in the new millennium have varied greatly. Lack of communication or collaboration between government officials forestalls the implementation of practiced strategy. In an effort to encourage widespread solutions, this collection of resources outlines the state of gun legislation in the 21st century and provides strategies that have been implemented across the U.S.

Combining a wide range of perspectives, this book is divided into three parts that each tackle a unique but essential facet of gun legislation in the U.S. The first section features essays from field experts that detail the facts and culture of modern gun ownership. The second section features critical essays that outline the challenges and solutions surrounding guns and public safety. This section also includes, in their entirety, relevant documents from the U.S. Justice Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Lastly, the third section provides multiple forecasts for the future of gun culture and politics. With the goal of connecting government workers of all ranks, this volume extensively details the many new gun safety regulations that have been enacted across the United States.

Contents

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Preface

Part I: Introduction

1. Second Amendment

Emily Costa

2. Most Americans Believe We Should Have Gun Regulation

Ann Christiano and Annie Neimand

3. History of the National Firearms

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

4. What Are "Firearms" Under the National Firearms Act?

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

5. Quantifying the Social Cost of Firearms: A New Approach to Gun Control

Timothy M. Smith

6. Analysis: I Was a Teenage Rifle Owner, Then an ER Doctor: Assault Weapons Shouldn't Count as "Guns"

Elisabeth Rosenthal

Part II: Challenges and Solutions

• A. Federal Safety Regulations •

7. Project Guardian and Project Safe Neighborhoods

U.S. Department of Justice

8. The Bureau and Law Enforcement

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

9. NIBIN, CGICs, and eTrace

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

10. Five Federal Policies on Guns You've Never Heard

Suevon Lee

11. Extreme Risk Protection Order Model Legislation

U.S. Department of Justice

12. Definition of "Frame or Receiver" and Identification of Firearms

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

13. Factoring Criteria for Firearms with Attached "Stabilizing Braces"

U.S. Department of Justice

14. Republicans Say No to CDC Gun Violence Research

Lois Beckett

• B. State Safety Regulations •

15. More States Are Allowing Guns on College Campuses

Neal H. Hutchens and Kerry B. Melear

16. Mass Shootings Do Little to Change State Gun Laws

Joaquin Sapien

17. New Public Database Reveals Striking Differences in How Guns Are Regulated from State to State

Michael Siegel and Molly Pahn

18. California Firearms Laws Summary

California Office of the Attorney General

19. Becoming a DOJ Certified Instructor

California Department of Justice

20. Firearms and Toolmarks

Utah Department of Public Safety

21. Weapons and Schools

Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

22. Clashes in the Capital: Public Opinion on Virginia's New Gun Legislation

Center for Public Policy at VCU's Wilder School

23. "Red Flag" Gun Laws Get Another Look After Indiana, Colorado Shootings

Christie Aschwanden

24. Summary of State and Federal Machine Gun Laws

Veronica Rose and Meghan Reilly

• C. Cities and Communities •

25. Gun Violence: It Can Happen Anywhere

Ron Carlee

26. Firearm Regulation and Cities

League of Minnesota Cities

27. Forget Lanes—We All Need to Head Together Toward Preventing Firearm Injury

Michael Hirsh

28. Battling the Bullets from the Operating Room to the Community

Laura Ungar

29. DC's Harllee Harper Is Using Public Health Tools to Prevent Gun Violence: Will It Work?

Amanda Michelle Gomez

30. Civic Engagement, Guns, Constitutional Rights and ASPA

Don Klingner

31. How the Gun Control Debate Ignores Black Lives

Lois Beckett

32. The Final

Chaseedaw Giles

• D. Firearms Industry and Associations •

33. The Road to Responsible Gun Ownership

National Shooting Sports Foundation

34. The American Public Has Power Over the Gun Business—Why Doesn't It Use

Brian DeLay

35. How the U.S. Government Created and Coddled the Gun Industry

Brian DeLay

36. Is the NRA an Educational Organization? A Lobby Group? A Nonprofit? A Media Outlet?

Samuel Brunson

37. The NRA's Video Channel Is a Hotbed of Online Hostility

Adam G. Klein

• E. Schools and Children •

38. Arming ­­Non-Teaching Staff

Ian Smith

39. Searching for Safety: Where Children Hide When Gunfire Is All Too Common

Cara Anthony

40. Why Trump's Idea to Arm Teachers May Miss the Mark

Aimee Huff and Michelle Barnhart

41. Books, Binders, ­­Bleed-Control Kits: How School Shootings Are Changing Classroom Basics

Sandy West

• F. Active Shooters, Mass Shootings, and Homicides •

42. Fired! Is Your Community Ready for an Active Shooter?

Rod Gould and Jack Brown

43. Most Mass Killers Are Men Who Have Also Attacked Family

Lisa Aronson Fontes

44. Dealing with Terrorist Threats

Sean Britton

45. Orlando Paramedics Didn't Go in to Save Victims of the Pulse Shooting

Abe Aboraya

• G. Mental Health and Suicide •

46. Myth vs. Fact: Violence and Mental Health

Lois Beckett

47. More Mental Health Care Won't Stop the Gun Epidemic, New Study Suggests

Tom Wickizer, Evan V. Goldstein, and Laura Prater

48. Among U.S. States, New York's Suicide Rate Is the Lowest. How's That?

Michelle Andrews

49. What Happens After a Campus Suicide Is a Form of Prevention,

Aneri Pattani

50. Five First Responders to the Pulse Massacre. One Diagnosis: PTSD

Abe Aboraya

• H. Covid Pandemic •

51. As Anxieties Rise, Californians Buy Hundreds of Thousands More Guns

Phillip Reese

52. Homicides Surge in California Amid Covid Shutdowns of Schools, Youth Programs

Phillip Reese

52. Despite Pandemic, Trauma Centers See No End to "The Visible Virus of Violence"

Giles Bruce

54. Federalism and Its DisTable of Contents
: Guns, Germs and Insurrection

Alan H. Kennedy

55. Keeping Our Neighbors Safe

Sarah Sweeney

Part III: The Future

56. What Makes a "Smart Gun" Smart

Donald Sebastian

57. Do Americans Want to Buy "Smart" Guns?

Lacey Wallace

58. License and Registration, Please: How Regulating Guns Like Cars Could Improve Safety

Keith Guzik and Gary T. Marx

59. People Who Shoot Risk Unhealthy Levels of Lead Exposure

Mark A.S. Laidlaw, Andrew Ball, Brian Gulson, Gabriel Filippelli, and Howard Walter Mielke

60. Gunning for Understanding: Facebook and the Gun Control Debate in America

Maggie Callahan

Appendices

Appendix A: Glossary of Gun Safety Terms and Acronyms

Alan R. Roper

Appendix B: Proclamation Declaring June 4, 2021, National Gun Violence Awareness Day

City of Lafayette, Colorado

Appendix C: Expressing Support for the Designation of June 4, 2021, as "National Gun Violence Awareness Day" and June 2021 as "National Gun Violence Awareness Month"

U.S. Congress

Appendix D: Prohibiting Firearms at Work, LMC Model Policy

League of Minnesota Cities

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