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Henderson v. US

This analysis covers the 2015 Supreme Court case, Henderson v. US. In Henderson, the Court held that a court-ordered transfer of a felon’s lawfully owned firearms from law enforcement custody to a third party is not barred by current federal…

Author: Sandra Tibbetts Murphy, BWJP

Firearm Checklist: Prosecutors

This guide for prosecutors provides key information on the federal Gun Control Act prohibiting those subject to a protection order (18 USC 922 (g)(8)) or those convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence (MCDV) (18 USC 922 (g)(9)) from possessing…

Author: National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit, BWJP

Firearm Checklist: Law Enforcement

This checklist for law enforcement provides information on two classes of persons prohibited under the domestic violence related provisions of the federal Gun Control Act. Those subject to a protection order (18 USC 922 (g)(8)) and those convicted of a…

Author: National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit, BWJP

Firearm Checklist: Advocates

This checklist provides information for advocates facilitating a discussion with survivors about firearms. It also provides key information on the federal Gun Control Act provisions prohibiting the purchase or possession of firearms by those subject to a protection order (18…

Author: National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit, BWJP

Wisconsin: Protocols for Firearms Surrender

This article examines practices in Wisconsin that help facilitate surrender of firearms from prohibited possessors. Federal law prohibits respondents in Orders for Protection from possessing firearms since the passage in 1994 of the original Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Many…

Author: Danielle Long, Stephanie Avalon

[WEBINAR] Firearms Surrender in CPO Cases: The Wisconsin Project

Wisconsin recently enacted legislation intended to ensure that respondents subject to protection orders comply with the firearm surrender requirements. Under Wisconsin law, respondents subject to a domestic abuse or child abuse injunction are automatically required to surrender the firearms they…

Author: Danielle Long, David W. Keck, Amber Peterson, Rochelle Skorlinski, BWJP

El Paso, Texas: An Effort to Remove Firearms from Abusers

This promising practice explores El Paso’s court system’s adoption of protocols to aid in the removal of firearms from dangerous abusers.

Author: National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit, BWJP

Pueblo, Colorado: Forms Inform Courts on Firearms

This promising practice focuses on Pueblo, Colorado Courts’ adoption of forms to enhance victim safety and offender accountability by providing judges with more information. This article focuses on the forms concerning firearm removal.

Author: National Center on Protection Orders and Full Faith & Credit, BWJP

[WEBINAR] Firearms in the Context of Severe Domestic Violence

In this webinar, originally titled Firearms in the Context of Severe and Fatal Domestic Violence, the faculty at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health discusses research on firearms in the context of severe and fatal domestic violence. They address the risks…

Author: Daniel W. Webster, Shannon Frattaroli, Eugenio Carral

[WEBINAR] Firearms Surrender and Protection Orders: North Carolina

In this webinar, originally titled Firearms Surrender, Retrieval and Protection Orders: Research and Practice in North Carolina, Dr. Moracco reviews the findings and recommendations of a study she co-authored in 2006, Preventing Firearms Violence Among Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: An Evaluation…

Author: Beth Moracco, The University of North Carolina at Chapen Hill