This panel brings together legislators and scholars who study the creation of firearm laws to understand how state and federal governments create firearm policy. Topics to be discussed include when laws are too vague, who fills the gaps, what laws have been effective, and what happens when people in power do not want to comply with the law.
Panelists:
Representative David Cicilline, Congressman, Rhode Island 1st District
Lisa Geller, Director of State Affairs at the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions
Moderator:
Professor Kaitlin Sidorsky (Coastal Carolina University)
Taubman Center and University of Connecticut’s Center for Advancing Research, Methods, and Scholarship (ARMS) for Gun Injury Prevention