Wellford C.S., Pepper J.V. - Firearms and Violence[c] What Do We Know[q] (2005)(en)

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Updated sample endpoint, in statistical analyses of right-to-carry laws, 135– 137

U.S. Census Bureau, 46, 80

U.S. Constitution. See First Amendment principles; Fourteenth Amendment; Second Amendment right

U.S. cross-sectional associations, studies of, 155–161

U.S. Department of Justice, 37 U.S. homicide rates, 56

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W

Weaponry in homicide, 61–62 murder rates by weapon type, 62

Web-based Injury Statistics Query and Reporting System (WISQARS), 63n

Wilson’s “Dissent,” 18, 269–271 Committee response to, 18, 272–275

WISQARS. See Web-based Injury Statistics

Query and Reporting System World Health Organization, 47

V

Victims, 62–63 Vintage, of guns, 88–89

Violence, interventions to reduce, 8–10 Violent Crime Control and Law

Enforcement Act, 96

Violent crimes, disaggregate, 146–147 Violent events, emerging data systems on, 3 Volume of firearms diverted, through

trafficking channels, 81

Y

YCGII. See Youth Crime Gun Interdiction Initiative

Youth, firearms and, 28–29

Youth Crime Gun Interdiction Initiative (YCGII), 39, 79–80

Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System, 45, 195