Recently, there was an incident at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, which killed 3 people and seriously injured 1 person, and the suspect has died. At the time of the incident, a large number of police officers entered the campus and the students were only able to get out of lockdown after the warning was lifted.
Separately, there was a case in Texas in which a man killed his parents and four others and injured two police officers in San Antonio and Austin. The man involved, Shane James, was charged with malice**, he has a history of mental health problems and was previously convicted of assaulting a family member**.
According to the "Gun Violence Archive"**, since the beginning of this year, there have been about 630 mass incidents that have caused at least four deaths and injuries**. The ** incident in many places has inspired the anger of netizens, and some people even angrily denounced whether everyone in the United States can carry a gunMr. Equilidell educates people about gun control laws in the United States.
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Federal law and state law have different rules regarding the ownership of guns. In general, citizens have the right to own and carry firearms under the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, but in practice the laws vary from state to state. Common legal requirements include background checks, gun permits, no-gun places, and types of firearms.
Federal law and most state laws require background checks at *** to prevent ex-convicts, mentally ill people, and others from obtaining firearms. Many states require individuals to obtain a license to carry a gun in order to legally carry a firearm. But some states also allow open carrying, which means you don't need to have a specific license to carry a firearm. The federal and state governments have regulations for gun ban places such as schools, buildings, etc. Some states impose restrictions on specific types of firearms like submachine guns, high-capacity magazines, etc.
Attorney Elliid's case in Nevada, where citizens have the right to own and carry firearms, is used as an example. However, Nevada also has some regulations and restrictions, such as laws governing the purchase, possession, and use of firearms. In Nevada, individuals need to go through a background check and obtain permission to***
Under Nevada law, people with legal permits can bring firearms on campus in certain circumstances within the state, but there are many restrictions and regulations. Nevada allows universities to decide at their own discretion whether or not to allow gun owners to carry firearms on campus. If a university in the state allows gun owners to carry guns, gun owners must comply with the school's rules and laws or face legal liability. In the event of a ** case at a university in the state, the university management may be required to assume certain management responsibilities in accordance with the laws and regulations of the state.