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Michigan's Gun Violence Prevention Summit continues into its second day

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The goal of the summit is to highlight the gun laws passed in Michigan in 2023. Attorney General Dana Nessel said she is working with the legislature to require people suspected of domestic violence to be held for at least 24 hours before being released from custody. According to the Gun Violence Archive, nearly 19,000 died after being shot in2023.

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Michigan's Gun Violence Prevention Summit continues into its second day

State and national leaders came together Tuesday for the second day of a Gun Violence Prevention Summit.

3 months ago·Flint, United States

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Michigan elected officials discuss future of gun violence legislation at first Michigan Gun Violence Prevention Summit

Content warning: This article contains mentions of gun violence and domestic abuse. The first Michigan Gun Violence Prevention Summit was held virtually on Monday and Tuesday, with nearly 800 attendees. The event featured a series of panel discussions and speeches from Michigan elected officials and student activists in response to the gun violence prevention legislation package passed by the Michigan Legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last y…

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