Minnesota
Minnesota has some strong gun laws, including laws keeping guns away from domestic abusers.
424
In an average year, 424 people die by guns in Minnesota.
57%
In Minnesota, the rate of gun homicide increased 57 percent from 2009 to 2018.
To become a safer state, Minnesota should enact a law requiring background checks on all gun sales and an Extreme Risk law.
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Minnesota Laws
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Charleston Loophole
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No Guns in K-12 schools
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No Stand Your Ground Law
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Permit Required to Carry Concealed Guns
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Prohibition for Convicted Dating Partners
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Prohibition for Dating Partners under Restraining Orders
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Relinquishment for Domestic Abusers Under Restraining Orders
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Secure Storage
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Training Required to Carry Concealed Guns
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Background Checks
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Extreme Risk Law
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Ghost Guns
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Guns Not Forced on College Campuses
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High Capacity Magazine Prohibition
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No Broad Preemption Law
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Relinquishment for Convicted Domestic Abusers
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School Threat Assessment Teams
