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I figure this...

If they are a CHL, they are at least 21...
If they are at least 21, they have probably been in their school atmosphere two to three years...
If they have been in their school atmosphere for two to three years, they have already proven themselves in that atmosphere...
During that 'proving themselves' stage, a gun wasn't carried where it could play a part in the whole 'proving themselves' thing...
And finally...if they have gone through the CHL process, they probably understand the responsibilities that come with carrying a gun (I feel this is evidenced by them going through the CHL process to begin with)...

Following that trail of arguments, I believe that the responsibility level of a CHL student is markedly higher than the average student...I also believe that the responsibility associated with the CHL will overflow into other areas thereby having a positive effect on the student as a whole.

Just my two cents adjusted for inflation...