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Violence Policy Center On Regulations Proposed by The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice Regarding Changes to Regulations Implementing The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (28 CFR Part 25) September 4, 2001
Proposal #1: Prompt Destruction of Records of Allowed Transactions (�25.9(b)(1),(2) and (3)) Proposal #2: Individual FFL Audit Logs (�25.9(b)(4)) Proposal #3: New Definition of "Unresolved" Transaction (�25.2) Proposal #4: Require POC States To Transmit State Determinations to the NICS System (�25.6(h)) Proposal #5: Voluntary Appeals File (�25.10(g)) The following attachments are available from the Violence Policy Center: Attachment 1: Editorials and Op-Eds in Opposition to Proposed Rule Attachment 2: Brief of U.S. Solicitor General in Opposition to Petition for a Writ of Certiorari in National Rifle Association v. Ashcroft Attachment 3: NICS Records Retention Options Matrix Attachment 4: S. 1253 Gun Slae Anti-Fraud and Privacy Protection Act Attachment 5: Amended Complaint in Violence Policy Center v. Ashcroft Attachment 6: News Articles Cited in Footnotes 19 Through 21
All contents � 2001 Violence Policy Center
The Violence Policy Center is a national non-profit educational foundation that conducts research on violence in America and works to develop violence-reduction policies and proposals. The Center examines the role of firearms in America, conducts research on firearms violence, and explores new ways to decrease firearm-related death and injury. |
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