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IN: IU law professor: What are the facts about constitutional carry?
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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What is a fact?
This simple question was raised time and again with respect to permitless carry on Sept. 7, when members of an Indiana General Assembly study committee called for �facts� while questioning research linking increased crime and firearm homicide rates to laws that make it easier to carry a handgun.
This word is pretty easy to define. Merriam-Webster says a fact is �a piece of information presented as having objective reality.� At the inaugural permitless carry hearing on Aug. 22, committee members demanded just this: empirical evidence regarding permitless carry.
Ed.: A law professor ought not confuse a fact with a true fact, but many antis don't have any intellectual honesty. |
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FACT:
In all the states where permitless carry is lawful, there have been no issues, period.
None.
That single fact ends the 'debate'. |
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