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Bill: Firearms Forensics Bill
Details
Submitted by[?]: removed
Status[?]: defeated
Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Voting deadline: July 2037
Description[?]:
| This bill is to introduce mechanisms on all firearms sold in Dorvik in order to more accurately match fired bullets with firearms. |
Proposals
Debate
These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:
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From | Dorvish Popular Front | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | Dunno if this would be possible, or practical. It would drive prices up and criminals could still import guns or take the mechanism off the gun. Or steal the guns from law-abiding citizens framing them for the crime. I dont think it would work. |
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From | | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | There are similar mechanisms already available, I believe it's called gun DNA. Of course there are exploits in the system, but there are even more gaping ones in the current one where the only match involves barrel markings which can be defeated with a simple file. As for gun stealing, citizens should be accountable for their guns at all times and report them if they're stolen in the first place, it's their responsibility for having a firearm. |
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From | | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | Gun DNA basically registers bullets with a database, as I understand it. If a bullet is found at the crime scene it is tested against the database. Although this would keep a catalog of munition owners, it wouldn't catalog firearms. This is only one system, however. |
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From | | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | Mmm hmm, so you would prefer there be nothing in place in order to tell where the bullet used in a crime came from? Granted, I know it's not going to solve all crimes committed but it would give inspectors more to go on. |
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From | Dorvish Popular Front | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | I am simply sceptical as to whether this system would work, although I support your efforts to create a solution. Wouldnt the bullet be destroyed in the shooting? |
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From | | To | Debating the Firearms Forensics Bill | | Message | If that was the case, then barrel-mark analysis would be pretty pointless. Bullets marked with markers are usually identifiable after they are fired, and I see no reason why a more comprehesive system wouldn't be even more effective. |
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Seats |
| yes | Total Seats: 19 |
| no | Total Seats: 52 |
| abstain | Total Seats: 0 |
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Dorvik Social Democrats