Indiana
Indiana has some of the weakest gun laws in the country. Despite being one of the first states to enact an Extreme Risk law, Indiana has no law requiring background checks on unlicensed gun sales. Its laws intended to keep guns away from domestic abusers are also dangerously incomplete, and schools can legally arm teachers.
959
In an average year, 959 people die by guns in Indiana.
57%
In Indiana, the rate of gun homicides increased 57% from 2010 to 2019, compared to a 26% increase nationwide.
To become a safer state, Indiana can enact a law requiring background checks on all gun sales and strengthen its laws to keep guns away from domestic abusers.
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Indiana Laws
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Extreme Risk Law
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Guns Not Forced on College Campuses
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No Guns in K-12 schools
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Permit Required to Carry Concealed Guns
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Prohibition for Convicted Dating Partners
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Background Checks
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Charleston Loophole
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Ghost Guns
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High Capacity Magazine Prohibition
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No Broad Preemption Law
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No Stand Your Ground Law
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Prohibition for Dating Partners under Restraining Orders
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Relinquishment for Convicted Domestic Abusers
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Relinquishment for Domestic Abusers Under Restraining Orders
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School Threat Assessment Teams
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Secure Storage
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Training Required to Carry Concealed Guns
