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CA: Victims of California Synagogue Shooting Can Sue Gunmaker
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A California judge decided victims of the 2019 synagogue shooting near San Diego that killed one worshiper and wounded three can sue the manufacturer of the semiautomatic rifle and the gun shop that sold it to the teenage gunman, according to a newspaper report.
Superior Court Judge Kenneth Medel said Wednesday that victims and families in the Poway, California, synagogue shooting have adequately alleged that Smith & Wesson, the nation's largest gunmaker, knew its AR-15-style rifle could be easily modified into a machine-gun-like or an assault weapon in violation of state law. |
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jac
(7/9/2021)
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What would you expect from a liberal California judge?
Death by a thousand cuts. Sue gun manufacturers and dealers out of business. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(7/9/2021)
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Counter suit for tortious interference.
The whole concept was trashed long ago (in the '90s, I believe). |
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