This lawsuit is more dangerous than Remington firearms.
More dangerous than the R51? Or 700 trigger?
This lawsuit is more dangerous than Remington firearms.
I guess the Judge and the plaintiffs lawyers didn't read Phillips v. LuckyGunner, LLC.
Colorado theater shooting lawsuit that was dismissed by a federal Judge.
In a year we will be asked to feel sorry for them if they are asked to pay the defendants legal costs.
These aren't typical gun control arguments. Some people have decided that shutting down manufacturing is the only way to get rid of "assault weapons", so it's treading into new territory.
I realize that. What I mean is there is new litigation on the issue, which could end up affecting the gun industry. Hillary is making this a main issue of her campaign (i.e., campaigning for it), and I've seen a lot of public support for it.Not really all that new. Bush signed in 2005 a liability shield to prevent such atypical gun control arguments (such as over marketing, over supply, or as a nuisance).
The flintlock was a weapon of war, the Garand was a weapon of war. The Bow and Arrow are weapons of war. All classified as assault weapons by the lefts definition. Most of the left are OK with these "assault weapons", but hate the black gun. They are racist.These aren't typical gun control arguments. Some people have decided that shutting down manufacturing is the only way to get rid of "assault weapons", so it's treading into new territory.
Which fits my earlier comment...emotional and irrational/illogical arguments.The flintlock was a weapon of war, the Garand was a weapon of war. The Bow and Arrow are weapons of war. All classified as assault weapons by the lefts definition. Most of the left are OK with these "assault weapons", but hate the black gun. They are racist.
All the arguments I've seen surrounding this issue are entirely emotional, and lack any rational/logical basis. They will not support holding automobile manufacturers liable for damages caused by drunk drivers, but want firearm manufacturers held liable for damages caused by their products being used illegally...and the same contradiction regarding advertising. Even though I can make sense of it psychologically, it doesn't make it easier to deal with.
The judge isn't bound by the ruling in a different circuit, she's bound by the federal law it's based on. She isn't free to ignore the law.Different circuits. The judge in CT isn't bound by the decision in CO. Even though it should be persuasive, she is free to ignore it.
Well they would have to determine whether she knew she was doing it ....and did it Really do any harm....and lastly submit to the potus....hell decide.... ;/What are consequences to a judge who makes a very poor legal assessment/ruling/judgement(?) ?
Can they be removed from the bench for errors? Are they shamed into resigning by their peers? OR are they sacrosanct for the most part, able to blithely continue making poor rulings?
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