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On Fox Nation with Judge Napolitano: Explaining why more guns mean less crime

Jan 14, 2019 | Featured

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Dr. John Lott talks with Judge Napolitano about crime reduction when law-abiding citizens own and carry guns for self-defense.

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  1. Cris Baker
    Cris Baker on February 1, 2019 at 10:21 AM

    Great discussion with Judge Napolitano.
    Do you have any data on the violent crime rates of states with May-Issue gun control compared to more self-defense oriented states with Shall-Issue or Constitutional-Carry laws. Is there any correlation between high violent crime and May-Issue states which try to restrict law-abiding citizens from armed self-defense?

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