Joe Biden Celebrates Sandy Hook Lawsuit Against AR-15 Maker
Joe Biden celebrated the Supreme Court of the United States’ (SCOTUS) actions opening the door for the continuation of a lawsuit brought against Remington Arms by Sandy Hook families.
Joe Biden celebrated the Supreme Court of the United States’ (SCOTUS) actions opening the door for the continuation of a lawsuit brought against Remington Arms by Sandy Hook families.
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) says the lawsuit some Sandy Hook families brought against Remington is a way of “holding gun manufacturers accountable.”
Remington Outdoors is reportedly preparing to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy in order to get rid of $700 million in debt.
Forty-three year old Bryan Moles of Edinboro, Pennsylvania was arrested inside the Trump International Hotel in Washington D.C. after a semi-automatic Bushmaster rifle was spotted in his car.
The AR-15 is America’s rifle in the same way that the Colt M1911 is America’s pistol. And sales of the AR-15 are through the roof, which means those who do not have one want one, and those who have one want two.
On Friday morning Connecticut Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis struck down the Sandy Hook families’ lawsuit against Remington Arms; a suit that was filed after a legally made and sold AR-15 was stolen from its owner and used to kill innocents at Sandy Hook Elementary.
Connecticut Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis has struck down the lawsuit that Sandy Hook Elementary families had brought against Remington Arms.
Colorado’s Douglas County School District is acquiring ten semi-automatic rifles for its security team to use in the event of an emergency.
On April 14, Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis ruled that the suit that numerous Sandy Hook Elementary School families brought against gun manufacturer Bushmaster may proceed.
During an April 4 interview, Democrat presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders reiterated his defense of lawfully made and sold firearms and made clear his belief that family members of Sandy Hook Elementary School victims should not be allowed to sue Bushmaster.
New information released by the California Department of Justice’s Bureaus of Firearms shows that the state’s “assault weapons” ban did not ban “assault weapons.”
Attorneys who filed suit against Bushmaster firearms for the families of ten Sandy Hook Elementary School victims allege that the rifle maker is “forum shopping” by removing the case to federal court, and that Bushmaster’s ultimate goal is “to avoid answering for their conduct.”
On December 17, North Central Connecticut’s Journal Inquirer (JI) reported that by suing Bushmaster firearms, Newtown parents and their attorney have effectively sued every gun company. Written by managing editor Chris Powell, the JI column shows this is so because “the lawsuit’s