Concealed carry in the United States

Some of the common laws that are used in order to maintain gun control in the United States are registration. The licensing of guns and weapons of gun dealers, background checks should be done before sales of a weapon or gun to any person, guns, and firearms should not be sold to persons younger than 18 and some areas are restricted areas whereby one cannot go with a weapon or a firearm. This year, President Obama passed a package of executive actions which have been designed to help in the…

firearms then everyone else should be able to carry what they want because they view it as a matter of national security. By looking at the facts about gun control about 48% of Americans own a gun for protection alone. (Appendix 1) (Drake, 2014) Finally, the most important reason America should not regulate any further the control of firearms is the incidences of gun violence have actually been stopped by people who carry guns and have licenses to carry. Approximately 200,000 times a year a…

29% analyzed articles from a deontological school of thought. The first student analyzed a Supreme Court decision that was rejected by the court. The case involved five residents who took their case to the Supreme Court because they want to carry a concealed weapon in public. This article was analyzed from a teleological school of thought because the court rejected the case because the less guns citizen has; the more likely that society will be safe. From a deontological school of thought, this…

everyone obeyed the law, it would be a safe world. In today’s society there seems to be no such thing as “safe”. Especially when it comes to gun control. This debate on whether or not citizens can carry firearms or not has caused an uproar in the national. America was raised on this God given right to carry weapons such as guns if people want to, not if the government allows them to. Taking guns away from individuals would be unconstitutional. Gun control should be eradicated because…

will not work. “There is no possible way to extinguish the huge supply of guns in the United States alone.” ”6” There is just too many guns. “If a nationwide gun confiscation program was attempted, they would have to confiscate over 350 million firearms.” ”1” There would be a lot of guns that would not…

herself against an attacker, that person may be a victim to an unnecessary act. A study has shown that 70% of recent mass killings have occurred within educational or commercial environments , areas where firearms are typically banned from use or carry. Such a high proportion should certainly warrant change in these spaces. Opponents to this sort of pro-gun legislation may cite the low number of permit-carrying firearm owners who have actually stopped mass killings; but, if 70% of these…

the people still have not decided on what is better to protect the most vulnerable of the United States of America, children. Debating the best choice is difficult, although making gun laws more strict would be beneficial to decrease the rate of mass killings. Firstly, laws can become stricter to possibly provide a safer environment.“‘A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” (Smith, 16). As…

(Pane) Almost half of the United States has laws that allow workers to keep firearms in their cars outside the work place. About eighty million Americans, which represent fifty percent of the houses in America, own two hundred and twenty-three million guns. This makes America easily…

When it comes to the topic of gun laws I am strongly convinced that we will never meet an agreement among everyone in the United States. Then again, I am confident when I say there is nothing in the world that will ever produce a mutual agreement between everyone. Due to varies opinions and beliefs. This is just how the world has and always will work. Many topics are in debate and forever will be, such as abortions, politics, marijuana usage, gay marriage, taxes, and so much more. For example, I…

proximate cause. - The complexity of proximate cause is determined when the question to how the crime was committed arises. According to Schmalleger F & Hall D (p. 74, 2017),” The complexity of causation can be seen in the 2014 case Paroline v. United States. In this case, the Supreme Court had to determine how to measure the harm which was proximately caused by the possession of child pornography. The statute in question required that restitution be paid by individuals convicted of possession…