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Does Exposure to Police Influence Public Views on Gun Policy?
Obtaining accurate information about gun ownership and experiences with police is vital to criminological research, yet there is a dearth of time-series data on these issues. Our project piloted a survey data collection to assess the feasibility of a broader, ongoing data collection. We collected da
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