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45 Cal. W. Int'l L.J. 169 (2014-2015)
Kevlar for the Innocent: Why Modeling Gun Regulation after Great Britain, Australia, and Switzerland will Reduce the Rate of Mass Shootings in America

handle is hein.journals/calwi45 and id is 181 raw text is: COMMENT KEVLARTM FOR THE INNOCENT: WHY MODELING GUN REGULATION AFTER GREAT BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA, AND SWITZERLAND WILL REDUCE THE RATE OF MASS SHOOTINGS IN AMERICA TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. IN TRODUCTION ............................................................................. 170 II. CURRENT FIREARM AND AMMUNITION POLICIES ......................... 174 A. Assault Weapons Ban and Ammunition Regulation ........... 175 1. G reat B ritain ................................................................ 175 2. A ustralia ...................................................................... 177 3. Sw itzerland .................................................................. 179 4. Current Problems in the United States absent Assault Weapons Ban and Ammunition Regulation .... 180 5. The United States Should Reenact the Ban on Assault Weapons and High Capacity Ammunition Clips as well as Closely Regulate Ammunition ........... 182 B. Weapons Buyback Programs ............................................ 186 1. G reat B ritain ................................................................ 186 2. A ustralia ...................................................................... 186 3. Problems in the United States absent Buyback P rogram s ..................................................................... 186 4. The United States Should Enact a Nationwide Buyback Program ........................................................ 187 C. Current Screening, Licensing, and Examination P rocedures ........................................................................ 187 1. G reat B ritain ................................................................ 187 2. A ustralia ...................................................................... 19 1 3. Sw itzerland .................................................................. 193