Brady Hand Gun Research Paper

Changes have been made. Even more modifications have been made to the amendment to ensure the safety of the American people. The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention act of 1993 was created and passed to make sure that people purchasing firearms were cleared by the Act of 1968. It required background checks on every buyer to make sure they meet the code. A check system was created to make the processes easier. It’s called the National Instant Criminal Background Check System or the NICS. In fact, when you go in for a job interview they will most likely use the same back ground checking software to make sure you are suitable for the job. Although the background checks are very useful, they are a one time thing and can no longer be observed once done. Because the National Registry of Gun Ownership is illegal, files will have to be shredded 24 hours after they are made.
One year after the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, another act was drafted and published. The Violent Crime Control and Enforcement Act of 1994 made a 10 year federal ban on the distribution of new semi-automatic assault weapons. Many of these weapons were used by violent drugs gangs. That Act also limits the number of magazines a person can buy at one time to 10 rounds. …show more content…
Adam was diagnosed with aspergers but his father believes that was not the reason he did what he did. Everyone close to Lanze suspected him of more mental issues than just aspergers. Although aspergers is a violent syndrome related to autism, the violence is never directed toward anyone else other than themselves. Autism diagnosis always involve another mental incapacity. Rarely is a diagnosis just autism or asperger's. The truth of the story is, Adam Lanza was not a mentally correct teenager. Without a full diagnosis of his brain, he might have been a criminal before the massacre even happened. This story most nearly represents what will happen when guns are taken away from law abiding