Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act

The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act (1994) is a piece of legislation passed by the US Congress and named after James Brady. The act requires a five-day waiting period when purchasing a handgun and also established a national criminal background checking system for use by firearms dealers. According to this act, arms dealers are required to verify the identity of a customer and receive authorization from the background checking system, prior to the sale of a handgun.

		Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act
		The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act (1994) is a piece of legislation passed by the US Congress and named after James Brady. The act requires a five-day waiting period when purchasing a handgun and also established a national criminal background checking system for use by firearms dealers. According to this act, arms dealers are required to verify the identity of a customer and receive authorization from the background checking system, prior to the sale of a handgun. See also: Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act (1994)
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