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Evidence shows that 1 life is saved for every 10-20 Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) issued. ERPOs are legally issued civil orders that
allow people on the front lines to ask a court to prevent a person at imminent risk of harm to themselves or others from purchasing or
possessing firearms during a critical period of risk. As of October 2020, ERPO laws have been enacted by nineteen states and the District of
Columbia and while some aspects differ by state, the general process for applying and issuing ERPOs are quite similar. In this Teach-Out, a
team of public health, policy, and medical experts will each provide a unique perspective to: 1. Define what ERPO laws are a...
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By Davis M

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May 17, 2021

Its a good Course and I would really love to put it in practice in my Country. Hence it needs a lot of time spend.

By Leonel G

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Mar 14, 2024

Es muy buen curso.

By Aaron T

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Jul 25, 2023

10/10

By Jesse F

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Apr 23, 2021

The material was covered with the preconceived notion that gun control is the only safe option for preventing violence. The fact that many of the laws passed are unenforced, or are enforced arbitrarily was largely ignored. Mostly what I expected from those offering the course.