that the minimum Brady requirements are not completely effective and that these states should be held to higher standards.Some examples that show the Brady law in effect are:- April 13, 2000 a murder suspect was arrested in North Carolina as a result of a NICS check. (www.bradycampaign.org/facts/gunlaws/brady.asp)- On April 2, 2000 an individual was prevented from buying a gun in Texas because the NICS check revealed that the buyer had previously been convicted of a felony in New Jersey and was still on probation. (www.bradycampaign.org/facts/gunlaws/brady.asp)- On November 30, 1999 an individual tried to purchase a firearm in Corinth, Mississippi. The NICS check identified the individual as wanted by law enforcement agencies for escaping from a prison in Georgia. (www.bradycampaign.org/facts/gunlaws/brady.asp)The Brady Law has done nothing but help America since 1994. Since the enactment of the Brady Law, violent crimes committed with firearms have greatly reduced. It has also kept firearms out of the hands of many criminals, and will continue to do so. ...
