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States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

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A study, conducted by George Mason University Professor Emerita Joyce Lee Malcolm, shows that in states with higher percentages of households with at least one gun, crimes are not higher than in states with strict gun laws.

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States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

Professor Joyce Lee Malcolm is on the CPRC’s board of academic advisors and Dr. John Lott is the president. Fox did shorten some of Lott’s quote where he said that he would look at many different places over time and compare the changes in crime rates in those places that changed their laws or gun| USSA News #separator_saThe Tea Party's Front Page. | Slowly, our freedoms are being chipped away with, "We know better..." justification as its hamme…

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GUN FACTS: States With High Gun Ownership Do Not Correlate With More Gun Murders, Research Shows

According to a report from Fox News, states that have a higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more murders, data show —an interesting revelation as lawmakers mull more gun restrictions for law-abiding citizens.

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Crime Prevention Research Center

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

Professor Joyce Lee Malcolm is on the CPRC’s board of academic advisors and Dr. John Lott is the president. “Gun ownership is higher in states with fewer restrictions, and homicide rate…

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States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

Fox News Digital compiled murder and gun crime murder data from various states in 2019 and compared it to the percentage of households with at least one firearm in the states.

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Study: States With Higher Gun Ownership 'Do Not Correlate with More Gun Murders'

A study conducted by FOX News Digital shows that higher gun ownership "[does] not correlate with more gun murders."

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States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

GUN FACTS: States With High Gun Ownership Do Not Correlate With More Gun Murders, Research Shows

GUN FACTS: States With High Gun Ownership Do Not Correlate With More Gun Murders, Research Shows

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

States with higher rate of gun ownership do not correlate with more gun murders, data show

Study: States With Higher Gun Ownership 'Do Not Correlate with More Gun Murders'

Study: States With Higher Gun Ownership 'Do Not Correlate with More Gun Murders'

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