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The CPRC’s Work Discussed at Hillsdale College

Jan 2, 2025 | Media Coverage

Media Discussion on CPRC

Larry O’Connor gave a talk at Hillsdale College in October 2024, where he discussed our research on the changes in the FBI crime statistics for 2022 and Dr. Lott’s seminal book, “More Guns, Less Crime.”

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  1. Don Stephenson
    Don Stephenson on January 11, 2025 at 9:27 AM

    Dr Lott, your work is so crucial. You are the voice of reason in a world of chaos. I share your work with anyone who will listen. Now I am poised to send your recent graphs on mass shootings to my State Representative.

    The gun discussion has been one-sided for decades. I’m so glad you are setting the record straight!

    • johnrlott
      johnrlott on February 23, 2025 at 6:52 PM

      Thank you very much.

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