The evidence is not strong enough for us to conclude that there was any meaningful effect, i.e., that the effect was different from zero.
John Walsh: “The evidence is not strong enough for us to conclude that there was any meaningful effect, i.e., that the effect was…”
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Walsh discusses the lack of evidence supporting the effectiveness of the previous assault weapons ban.
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