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According to rormer Chief Inspector Colin Greenwood of the Halifax, England, Constabulary, “The use of firearms in crime was very much less when there were no controls.” In fact, from 1969 to 1979 Great Britain’s gun-related crimes rose from 1,308 to 6,647, according to a report by the U.S. Library of Congress titled “Gun Control Laws in Foreign Countries.” A 1971 Cambridge University study of En1 gland's > -gun laws suggested “abolishing or substantially reducing controls.”
Most scholars agree that English customs and culture are the determining factors in crime rates, not gun control. Another major factor in the low violent crime in the country is its system of jurisprudence. Criminals are swiftly and severely punished for their crimes. (Use of a gun
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