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Opinion
Our Say:New police policy on gun purchases worth a tryPublished 07/16/07
After this spring's carnage at Virginia Tech University, carried out by a student who was able to buy guns in spite of a history of mental illness, many states began looking at their regulations governing handgun purchases.
With little fanfare, the newly appointed Maryland State Police superintendent, Col. Terrence Sheridan, last month sent a letter to state gun dealers requiring that anyone who applies to purchase a handgun after July 31 sign a release allowing police access to the applicant's mental health records.
According to a published report, by signing, the prospective buyer will be agreeing to let health agencies in...
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