Sandy Hook parents sue gun maker

[maryjane48]

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/loca ... 28161.html

this could set a interesting precedent

[vegas1500]

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Judge-Rules-Newtown-Lawsuit-Against-Gun-Maker-Can-Go-Forward-375728161.html

this could set a interesting precedent

Absolute BS...plain and simple.

[Veovis]

It's about the same as suing McDonalds because you are fat.

If they were selling an illegal product, great, but they aren't. Now changing the rules on some of the firearms sold in the states is something to look at, but until that happens (which seems unlikely) it is just a business selling a product.

[FreeRights]

It's absolute manure, but is this actually precedent setting? Seriously nobody has tried this yet?

[Fancy]

Filing a claim under the exception rule may have been tried before but this particular case involving children would certainly garner more attention.

[Pat-Taporter]

Seen the Marlboro Man lately?

Vice

America Is About to See How Guns Used in Mass Shootings Are Marketed

By Allie Conti

Staff Writer

April 25, 2016

http://www.vice.com/en_ca/read/america- ... e-marketed

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That's because she and her co-council have constructed a creative PLCAA exemption, claiming, in essence, that the gun Adam Lanza used in the Sandy Hook massacre was specifically marketed as a killing machine. As part of discovery, they'll dig through the gunmaker's internal company memos and try to prove that the company was negligent.

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