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NV: DA Wolfson Endorses Initiative to Mandate Background Checks on Gun Sales
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The top prosecutor in Nevada’s most populated county endorsed a ballot initiative Tuesday requiring background checks on all gun sales in Nevada. Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson said the measure would close a loophole in law and reduce gun violence. “As a prosecutor, I know that it is all too easy for criminals who are prohibited from buying guns to get them online where background checks are not required,” Wolfson said in a statement.
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mickey
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| "As a persecutor, I'm used to lying with a straight face every day" |
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| How many idiots are there in politics? All internet sales HAVE to go through a local gun dealer with a background check!! |
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