USA – The Crime Research Prevention Center has just released a new study showing that even liberal academics are turning pro-gun ownership.
Dr. Lott also testified this past week before The TN Senate Judiciary Committee on the dangers of gun-free zones and the benefits of concealed carry in self defense.
The video of that testimony (provided below) is well worth watching. Crime Research Prevention Center has op-eds at The National Review, Knoxville News Sentinel, Investor’s Business Daily and Fox News Opinion. Dr. Lott also appeared on The Dana Show, Steve Gruber Show and more.
- CPRC’s testimony before the Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee on four bills dealing with eliminating gun-free zones
- CPRC in the News: Coverage of our Testimony before the Tennessee State Senate
- CPRC at Investor’s Business Daily: “Even Liberal Academics Are Turning Pro-Gun Ownership”
- CPRC at Fox News Opinion: Concealed carry permits help police officers and civilians stay in the fight
- CPRC Op-ed in the Knoxville News Sentinel: “Gun-free zones increase danger for the public”
- Yet more evidence that terrorists pick gun-free zones to attack
- New CPRC Study:Comparing the views of Economists and Criminologists on gun control
- Concealed handgun permit holder in upper Darby, Pennsylvania saves officer from mob attack
- CPRC on the Steve Gruber Show (Michigan Talk Network): 4th Circuit Court of Appeals striking down Maryland’s ban on semi-automatic rifles and large capacity magazines
- 4th Circuit Court of Appeals strikes down semi-automatic weapons and high capacity magazines banned by Maryland’s Firearms Safety Act, seems destined to reach the Supreme Court
About Crime Prevention Research Center
The Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) is a research and education organization dedicated to conducting academic quality research on the relationship between laws regulating the ownership or use of guns, crime, and public safety; educating the public on the results of such research; and supporting other organizations, projects, and initiatives that are organized and operated for similar purposes. Visit: www.crimepreventionresearchcenter.org