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Keeping firearms out of the hands of dangerous and irresponsible persons is one of, if not the primary goal of United States gun control policy.' The logic of restricting gun ownership to responsible, law-abiding citizens is immediately apparent and relatively uncontroversial, even to the National Rifle Association.2 It reflects a widelyshared belief that members of certain social categories pose an unacceptably high risk of misusing firearms.3 As in the case of denying a driver's license to people who are legally blind, there is a strong consensus that people who have demonstrated certain kinds of irresponsible 'and unstable behavior should not possess weapons which are capable of injuring or killing the possessor or others.4 Federal gun

Keeping Guns out of the "Wrong" Hands: The Brady Law and the Limits of Regulation