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Ep. 100. Red Flag Laws and Clinicians

Ep. 100. Red Flag Laws and Clinicians

Update: 2024-11-20
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Extreme Risk Protection Orders, or "red flag" laws, are a state policy tool designed to temporarily remove firearms from individuals who are behaving in a manner dangerous to themselves or to others. As state laws, they vary in their design and implementation, including who is able to petition to have firearms removed. In some states with red flag laws, physicians, pediatricians, and other clinicians are enabled by law to fill this role. On this episode of Policy Outsider, we explore why clinicians are well-suited to be ERPO petitioners and their challenges and concerns with the laws as currently constructed.


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  • Nina Agrawal, Richard P. Nathan Public Policy Fellow, Rockefeller Institute

  • Shannon Frattaroli, Professor, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health




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Ep. 100. Red Flag Laws and Clinicians

Ep. 100. Red Flag Laws and Clinicians

Rockefeller Institute