John J. Donahue e Ivan César Ribeiro
The relationship between gun ownership and crime in the United States have predominantly focused on teasing out any effects that allowing citizens to carry concealed weapons have on violent crime, particularly on murders. A much less developed strand of research has explored the expansion of stand your ground laws and their effect on defensive gun use.
Publicado em: 24/06/2012
Leia na íntegra em: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2097902
John J. Donahue, Ivan César Ribeiro
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Publicado em: 28/06/2012
Leia na íntegra em: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2097902
John J. Donahue e Ivan César Ribeiro
Studies analyzing the relationship between gun ownership and crime in the United States have predominantly focused on teasing out any effects that allowing citizens to carry concealed weapons have on violent crime, particularly on murders. A much less developed strand of research has explored the expansion of stand your ground laws and their effect on defensive gun use.
Publicado em: 28/06/2012
Leia na íntegra em: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2097902