Illinois Gun Sale Background Checks Expanded To All Purchases In Bill Signed By Governor
The more we can make seller criminally liable for not doing their due diligence -- the better.
This will slow down traffickers in state -- but it does nothing to stop the criminally negligent states like Indiana and Mississippi who have the worst gun safety laws in the nation.
The more we can make seller criminally liable for not doing their due diligence -- the better.
CHICAGO, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a gun-control measure into law on Sunday that expands background checks to cover all firearms purchases in the state, closing what he said was a loophole that exempted gun sales between private parties.
The new law also requires all gun owners to report any lost or stolen firearms to local police within 72 hours.
This will slow down traffickers in state -- but it does nothing to stop the criminally negligent states like Indiana and Mississippi who have the worst gun safety laws in the nation.