By LSU Manship News Service
Which word should the state use to confiscate guns from people convicted of domestic violence without offending gun users and their powerful lobbyists?
That is a question with which the state Domestic Violence Prevention Commission has been struggling, and it has now made its choice: relinquishment.
The commission has decided to primarily use that word in its upcoming recommendations on how the state could better enforce a 2014 law requiring domestic-violence offenders to give up their guns.
Read the story in NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune.
LSU Manship School Statehouse Bureau 