brady act การใช้

• The Brady Act creates two significant alternatives to the foregoing scheme.
• The Brady Act is set to expire at the end of November.
• The Brady Act mandated that FFL dealers run background checks on their buyers.
• The Brady Act required background checks to ensure the purchaser was not a felon.
• Which brings me to the Brady Act.
• Congress never intended that every single person who violated the Brady Act would be prosecuted.
• Prosecution and conviction of violators of the Brady Act, however, is extremely rare.
• The Brady Act says that a background check is required for the transfer of a gun.
• Brady acts like a football player.
• The AMA supported the Brady Act.
• The Brady Act requires a seven-day waiting period and criminal background check for handgun buyers.
• In 1993, Congress amended the G . C . A . by enacting the Brady Act.
• The NRA figures that those numbers include rejections from both Brady Act and Brady-exempt states.
• Legislation like the Brady Act . . . has no impact on the criminal misuse of firearms.
• So-called instant checks replaced five-day waiting periods under the Brady Act in 1998.
• Our holding, of course, does not spell the end of the objectives of the Brady Act,
• A five-day wait had been required under the Brady Act, but it expired last November.
• The battle over getting a better handle on gun sales was won when the Brady Act was passed.
• The bill would remove all background checks from Georgia law if Congress or the courts repeal the Brady Act.
• The National Instant Criminal Background Check System ( NICS ) is the result of the Brady Act of 1993.