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    might think that such a tragedy will never happen in our maple syrup loving country known as Canada‚ right? Well‚ that’s what I’ll be discussing today. Good morning honourable judges‚ teachers and my fellow students‚ today I’ll be talking about gun violence in Canada. Now‚ students‚ I would like for you to take a quick glance at your fellow peers for a moment. Most have you have been together as early as kindergarten‚ correct? You have

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    Gun Violence in Canada Oct 19‚ 2012-10-19 Gun violence in Canada is an issue which is evident within Canadian society‚ especially in the last year. The shooting in the Eaton’s Centre in Toronto recently was the largest mass shooting in its history. The reason behind the shooting was related to gang violence in the area‚ therefore there is a social issue that demands solution. Gun violence in Canada is generally on the low end of the overall crime rate‚ and in recent years the severity of crime

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    Is gun ownership a cause of violence? 1                  Is gun ownership a cause of violence?  Courtney Dyer  Carter High School                  Author Note  This paper was prepared for English 1010­HC1 taught by Professor Parsons    Is gun ownership a cause of violence? 2  Is gun ownership a cause of violenceGun control is an extremely controversial topic‚  and has a wide range of opinions which is why it is a pressing topic facing America today. Are  guns the reason people cause harm to other humans

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    Michael Reidy Social Justice 12/9/13 Ever since the 1990s‚ gun violence in America has been a problem that has worried many American citizens. There have been too many incidents in which guns have caused death to innocent people. The technology of guns has progressed rapidly in recent years‚ making the weapons more efficient but yet more lethal. If a gun gets in the hands of someone wanting to do harm‚ it would be hard to stop him/her from injuring those around. In the past twenty years there

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    Literature Review Gun-related homicide is a major concern for the state of California. The state of California created a law that was passed into law on March 23‚ 1989. The law was assumed to put a major dent in combating gun-related homicides and gun violence in general. California thinks the bill still does well for combating gun violence. The law banned weapons that were classified as “Assault Weapons”. The bill was named‚ the Robert-Roos Assault Weapons Act of 1989‚ which provided a general

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    Guns are a big controversial topic within today’s society; concerning the regulations‚ the second amendment‚ and the violence that trails behind them. Every day on the news you would hear about someone being shot‚ it does not matter what kind of shooting. A school shooting‚ police shooting‚ or just some random person’s death being plastered all over the news. In any of those scenarios‚ you would always hear about the person who did the shooting. However‚ you would hear more about the gun than you

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    Gun violence has increasingly become the most important ethical issue in the continental United States. Guns are being abused or over used‚ more often than not for the use of protection. It is understandable that the 2nd Amendment allows every American to have the “right to bear arms.” However‚ people are using it to their advantage. Within the past five years‚ there have been many gun related crimes. The number of victims recorded are mainly children. Children and adolescents are being affected

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    Discuss the connection between the portrayal of gunsviolence‚ and victims and the crime-fighting policies that are implied in these portrayals. What criminal justice policies are encouraged by the above portraits and which ones are discouraged? The media distorts the public’s view of violenceguns‚ and victims‚ and helps shape the criminal justice policies by doing so. Their portrayal of gunsviolence‚ and victims is of law enforcement or private citizens fighting a constant war against crime

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    classmates today I’m here to talk to you about a very serious problem that has been going on for far too long and that issue is American gun violence. When I investigated this issue I was appalled by how poorly the American government have addressed this serious issue. My main reasons for addressing this point is the Private sale loophole‚ The large amount of gun related deaths and the Nation Rifle Association. Even though it states in the second amendment that it is “The right of the people to bear

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    would agree that something must be done‚ no one seems to have the answer at this point. Some gun control supporters believe that completely banning handguns is the best way to protect citizens. However‚ banning handguns fails to protect people because the laws are ineffective‚ banning handguns prevents people from an effective means of self-defense‚ and the laws do not solve the real problem‚ which is the gun owner. Simply banning handguns all together is ineffective‚ and that is the first

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