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A M t" indicates material is located in a table or other figure; an M n" indicates material in an endnote.

accidental shootings, 1—2, 110—12, 112t,

114, 115, 235, 285nn 18-19 aggravated assaults

after adoption of concealed-handgun law, 79t, 138t, 143t

per 100,000 people, 45t Alschuler, Albert W., 144, 148-49 Alstyne, William Van, 68 American Housing Survey, 69—70 Andersen, Harold W., 153 arrest rate

and crime rate, 56, 103-6, 119-20, 145-46

defined, 250

missing observations about, 154-55

and