Study on Health Impacts of Kinetic Impact Projectiles on Americans
This act mandates a comprehensive study on the health impacts of kinetic impact projectiles, such as rubber bullets or bean bag rounds, used in the United States. The goal is to understand the frequency and severity of injuries, as well as the demographic aspects of these incidents. The study's findings will help develop better guidelines and oversight for the use of these projectiles, potentially affecting public safety.
Key points
Mandates a study on the health impacts of kinetic impact projectiles (e.g., rubber bullets) used in the U.S.
Analyzes the frequency and severity of injuries, along with demographic data of those affected.
Develops recommendations for changes in the use and oversight of these projectiles, with public reports.
Status:
Expired
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