Sentence examples for minor gun from inspiring English sources

He drove to Philadelphia, got arrested by mob-friendly detectives, pleaded guilty to minor gun charges and was sentenced to a year in jail.

Attributing crime reduction to "get tough" policing and mandatory sentencing policies, minor gun control legislation and baby boomers aging past their crime-prone years ignores one very important determinant of crime in the United States: improvements in economic opportunity.

"The state has moderated on many issues, but not guns, and there is a near-consensus in both parties against any kind of major, or even minor, gun control".

The 1992 massacre at Ruby Ridge, where federal troops killed and wounded innocents just to serve a warrant against a reclusive family over a minor gun law violation, got some people talking about "jack-booted thugs" from the government.

While some of these questions about the NRA meeting may be answered over the coming weekend, one constant query remains: What amount of gun death, injury, and trauma must we endure as a nation before the NRA says "enough" and drops its opposition to even the most minor gun regulation?

In 2013, during the Obama Administration's effort to get some relatively minor gun-control laws through Congress, the White House proposed increasing the funding for mental-health programs and other initiatives designed to identify and help people who are potentially dangerous.

The city claimed that like companies that pollute or bars that serve alcohol to minors, the gun industry should be held liable and reimburse the city for police, medical and other costs of gun injuries.

Six states adopted bans on minors possessing guns in 1993, and a federal ban went into effect the next year.

But if the Tennesseans get bent out of shape over a relatively minor matter like gun laws, can you imagine what they would do if something really important were on the line, like football?

Fernando falls in love with Alexis despite the fact that his new boyfriend settles minor disputes with a gun.

A majority of Republican-voting parents of minor children had a gun in their home, while only about one in four Democratic-voting parents did.