Study Finds Constitutional Carry Laws Do Not Lead to Increased Gun Violence

A recent study conducted in Ohio, analyzing the impact of the state's constitutional carry law on gun violence in its largest cities, has found no evidence to support claims that constitutional carry leads to increased gun violence. The study refutes arguments made by gun control advocates who assert that the removal of permit and training requirements for concealed carry would pose a grave danger to public safety. The findings demonstrate that constitutional carry does not correlate with higher rates of gun violence, challenging the notion that stricter gun regulations are necessary for crime prevention.