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Protected: Breaking Down The Data of Victims of Police Violence

Post author By Dr. Ikjyot Singh Kohli
Post date July 10, 2016

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Do More Gun Laws Prevent Gun Violence?

Post author By Dr. Ikjyot Singh Kohli
Post date October 3, 2015
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Update: March 16, 2018: I have received quite a few comments about my critique of Volokh’s WaPo article, and just as a summary of my reply back to those comments: The main point that I made and demonstrated below is that the concept of a correlation is only useful as a measure of linearity between […]

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