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This is a good idea. And perfectly constitutional.
That wouldn't prevent a criminal from stealing the gun to commit a crime with any more than it would prevent him from stealing the car to commit a crime with.
This would be a step. I just wonder if it would be enough for the Anti-gun rights crowd. They need to realize that currently, some of the most violent and frequent attacks and crimes involving guns occur in urban and suburban areas. These areas already have the most stringent gun controls when compared to their rural counterparts. Why is that? Are the perpetrators tirelessly working through the hurdles to obtain a firearm legally so they can carry out their crime? No....they are using any and every means possible to obtain a gun (illegally).
In the Lanza case, the son stole his mother's legally-obtained firearms. I would say that firearms owners would need to assume some liability (depending on the circumstances) if their firearm is used in a crime. Gun owners would need to verify that their firearms are under lock and key and all of the controls and means around circumventing that process.