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DC gun lawsuit tossed

Posted by David Hardy · 24 May 2006 10:04 AM

A DC district court has dismissed the DC lawsuit against gun mfrs.

Interesting to read the parts of the opinion quoted. The judge plainly has little use for gun or gunmakers, but the integrity to reach a result contrary to the world as she'd like it to be. And anyone who thinks that level of integrity is standard issue hasn't spent a lot of time in court!

· Gun manufacturer liability

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...and the SHTF clock ran backwards for and instant...

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