Prosecutors Against Gun Violence

At our summer webinar on 3D-printed guns, PAGV co-chair D.A. Bragg engaged experts John DeVito (@theiacp), Spencer Myers (@giffords_org) and Jonas Oransky (@everytown) in an enlightening conversation about a range of solutions to prevent at-home gun manufacturing.

We applaud @GovKathyHochul and @bradybuzz for investing in this campaign to raise awareness about safe storage options that prevent firearm misuse. governor.ny.gov/news/governor-…

PAGV has been at the forefront in the effort to end gun violence and a key priority is promoting safe storage in the home.

We’re proud to welcome @HarrisCountyDAO to our coalition of prosecutors! We look forward to working together to find effective strategies to end gun violence and keep our communities safe. axios.com/local/houston/…

That’s why DA @SeanTeareHCDAO just joined @ProsecutorsAGV: DAs across the country who believe in background checks, safe storage, investments in mental health, and limiting access to guns by domestic violence offenders. Thank you @ManhattanDA and @CityAttyKlein for understanding we must work together. #NationalGunViolenceAwarenessMonth

Thousands of people nationwide joined us to #WearOrange on National Gun Violence Awareness Day yesterday! Thank you for calling attention to this preventable crisis and honoring communities impacted by gun violence. 🧡 Text ORANGE to 644-33 to find a weekend event near you!

NEW: Today we announced the filing of an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, supporting Hawaii’s commonsense firearms law allowing default no-carry rules on private property open to public. Learn more: prosecutorsagv.org/2025/12/30/pro…

Today D.A. Bragg joined @GIFFORDS_org, @Everytown & our @ProsecutorsAGV co-chair @CityAttyKlein for an emergency briefing on the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act & its impact on public safety as we discussed how we can come together to stop this proposed dangerous federal mandate.

STATEMENT ON MINNESOTA CHURCH SHOOTING

and put serial numbers on the gun parts, which are purchased on the Internet. The Supreme Court has recognized what victims have known – that “ghost guns” are firearms and regulating these weapons are important to public safety.

Prosecutors Against Gun Violence submitted an amicus brief supporting the ATF regulations in this case where a Houston gun parts maker sued the Biden Administration to prevent enforcement of the rule requiring gun kit makers to be licensed, perform background checks, (continued)

The United States Supreme Court upheld the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) regulation that is critical to curbing “ghost guns,” the weapon parts kits that are virtually untraceable and causing immense damage throughout the nation.

PAGV statement on the school shooting in Winder, Georgia.

PROSECUTORS AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE JOINS AMICUS BRIEF URGING U.S. SUPREME COURT TO RESTORE ATF GHOST GUN RULE Click to read press release and brief: prosecutorsagv.org/2024/07/03/pre…

Statement from PAGV on Supreme Court Decision in United States v. Rahimi

PAGV Conference- Day 2. Thank you @BronxDAClark @CityAttyKlein @APAinc @FordhamNYC

Prosecutors Against Gun Violence held its annual conference right here in the Bronx! We brought together more than 160 elected prosecutors, practitioners and experts to discuss the impact of gun violence in America. We focused on gun violence data/trends and community engagement.

The Prosecutors Against Gun Violence (PAGV) annual conference is on June 4-5, 2024, just two weeks away at Fordham University. Registration ends this Friday, May 24th.  Click here to register: prosecutorsagv.org/summits/

The devastation of this family adds to the horrific tragedy of the Oxford shooting, because both could have been prevented. (5/5)

Due partly to her negligence, four teenagers are dead, their families torn apart and a community traumatized. Crumbley’s husband, James, is awaiting trial for the same charges. Their son, Ethan, is serving life in prison without parole. (4/5)

PAGV Statement on Jennifer Crumbley Conviction "A Michigan jury’s conviction of Jennifer Crumbley, whose 15-year-old son killed four students at Oxford High School in 2021 in the state’s deadliest school shooting, of four counts of involuntary manslaughter (1/5)