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The issue of gun control is a hotly debated issue among many state and federal politicians and groups such as the National Rifle Association. The Second Amendment gives United States citizens the right to bear arms, but injuries and deaths from accidental shootings and those commited during criminal acts make some people believe gun owndership should be restricted.
The issue of gun control is a hotly debated issue among many state and federal politicians and groups such as the National Rifle Association. The Second Amendment gives United States citizens the right to bear arms, but injuries and deaths from accidental shootings and those commited during criminal acts make some people believe gun owndership should be restricted.
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Columbia man allegedly tied to Howard County gang indicted
The crimes appear ordinary on Howard County's November police log — two break-ins on U.S. 1, another at a Columbia home where a television and video games were taken, and a man held up at gunpoint in the village of Kings Contrivance. But the...Tags: Harris Teeter, Inc., Howard County, Personal Weapon Control, Theft, Anne Arundel County
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A gun makes all the difference
Media references to the Baltimore trial of Avi and Eliyahu Werdesheim now come with a made-for-Google-Trends phrase: "A case with similarities to the Trayvon Martin shooting." Here are some of them: Avi and Eliyahu Werdesheim are white and 21 and 24...
Tags: George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin, Personal Weapon Control, Shootings, Interior Policy
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Time line of Police Commissioner Bealefeld's career
With Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III planning to leave the city in August, after having served 31 years on the force, and five as chief, we put together a time line of his tenure: May 1981 — Bealefeld joins the city...
Tags: Collective Contract, Phylicia Barnes, Colleges and Universities, Personal Weapon Control, Shootings
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Sun fires blanks on gun law
The liberal media, of which The Sun is unapologetically a part, has failed to report on the fact that George Zimmerman was confronted not by a Barack Obama look-alike or 17-year-old cherubic-faced "child," but by a young man well over six feet in height...Tags: Interior Policy, Treaties, United Nations, Personal Weapon Control, Jack Nicholson
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Walter M. Baker, state senator
Former state Sen. Walter M. Baker, who had served in the legislature representing the upper Eastern Shore for more than two decades and also had been a Cecil County attorney, died Tuesday of complications from diabetes at Christiana Hospital in Delaware....Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Personal Weapon Control, Cecil County, Gloucester Point, Lawyers
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Brother acquitted in dog-burning trial sentenced for attempted murder
Travers Johnson, one of two brothers recently acquitted of animal cruelty in a Baltimore dog-burning case, pleaded guilty Monday in city Circuit Court to attempted second-degree murder and use of a handgun in a crime of violence. He was sentenced to 25...Tags: Interior Policy, Prosecution, Murder, Personal Weapon Control, Drug Trafficking
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Virginia man receives face transplant at Maryland Shock Trauma
When Richard Lee Norris opened his eyes after a marathon 36-hour surgery to give him a new face, he immediately wanted a mirror.
A natural reaction for a man who had been practically living as a recluse since a 1997 gun accident took off his nose, chin,...Tags: Richard Lee, Hospitals and Clinics, Personal Weapon Control, Human Body, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Bloomberg joins Johns Hopkins in dedicating new hospital
Michael Bloomberg's first donation to Johns Hopkins was $5, which he gave the year after he graduated in 1964 from the university with an engineering degree.
The New York mayor now ranks as Hopkins' largest contributor, and possibly the largest donor...Tags: Michael Bloomberg, Hospitals and Clinics, Personal Weapon Control, Malaria, Matzoh
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AG asks judge to lift court order on gun permits
The Maryland attorney general's office has filed a motion to delay an order from a federal judge finding that the state's handgun permitting process is unconstitutional, pending an appeal.
Calling the ruling an "unmapped" legal issue, attorneys for the...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Maryland General Assembly, Safety of Citizens, Lawyers, Firearms
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Gun owner wants wear-and-carry ruling to stand
A Baltimore County gun owner, whose federal lawsuit led a judge this month to declare a portion of Maryland's gun laws unconstitutional, has filed a court motion to protect the ruling, which would make it easier for state residents to carry firearms....Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Safety of Citizens, Baltimore County, Lawyers, Firearms
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Sun wrong on gun carry laws
Your agenda is showing. It was Patrick Moynihan who famously said, "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion but not their own facts." If you will do the minimal research required via John Lott's book, "More Guns, Less Crime," you will find that...Tags: Interior Policy, Personal Weapon Control, Laws
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