Ljnited STATES CONFERENCE of MAYORS
If you have issues viewing or accessing this file, please contact us at NCJRS.gov. IffJ7S- 1 lJNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF MAYORS 1620 EYE S'l'RllET, NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, D, C. 20006 USCM CLEARINGHOUSE .. GUN CONTROL BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1. Cheryl W. Hoffman, "Bibliography: Gun Control", The Center for Law Enforcement Research Information, January, 1975. 2. Nathan Dardick, "A Compresensive Bibliography on Gun Control", The Center for Studies in Criminal Justice, The University of Chicago, August, 1972. 3. Harry L. Hogan, "Gun Control in The United States", Congressional Research Service, February 15, 1)72. 4. Joseph P. Basaman, "Gun Control", LEAA National Criminal Justice Reference Service, U.S. Dept. of Justice, March 17) 1975. S. William T. Ford, '!Gun Control and The Second Amendment: A Biblio graphy", Los Augeles CO,unty bibrary. 6. National League of Cities, U.S. Conference of Mayors, "Periodical . Holdings", NLC cr USCM Library & Information Services, July 1976. FIREARM REGULATIONS & LEGISLATIO~FECTIVENESS 1. 'Senator Barry Goldwater, lfWhy Gun Control Laws Don't Work", Readers Digest, December, 1975. 2. Mark Link, "Ne\,l Gun Control Bill Sent to House", Congressional Quarte'rly, Inc., April 17, 1976.' 3. f.1artin S. Geisel .. Richard Roll & R. S. Weitick, Jr., "The Effective ness of State and Local Regualtion of Handguns: A Statistical Analysis", Duke Law Jou1'11a1, Vol. 1969: 647. 4. The National Shooting Sports Foundation, "Gun Registration: Costly Experiment or Crime Cure?" National Shooting Sports Foundation, (NSSF). 5. James D. Wright & Linda L. Marston, "The Ownership·of the Means of Distruction: Weapons in the United States",. Social Problems. 6. Frank Zimring, "Is Gun Control Likely to Reduce Violent Killings?" Tho University of Chicago Law Review, vol.
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