Sandy Hook - New Lawsuit Against Remington and Bushmaster

[RicInOR]

Sandy Hook victim's dad hopes for viable suit against AR-15 maker
JAMES FANELLI
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Saturday, December 9, 2017, 7:00 PM

However, the law allows for a sliver of wiggle room if the plaintiffs can prove "negligent entrustment." In this case, the legal term means proving the manufacturers were reckless in that they knew they were selling deadly weapons and looking for violent young men as customers.

The NRA and Gun Owners of America are among the parties who have filed briefs in support of the manufacturers and dismissed the plaintiff's portrayal of the AR-15.

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[Dungannon]

The Popping of the Gun Bubble

Remington is on the verge of bankruptcy already. Long, drawn out lawsuit could be the final nail in the coffin.

Five years after Sandy Hook, U.S. gun-control advocates switch strateg

Also putting up candidates at the local level to run on anti-2a agenda.

 

[Kruel J]

It will never make it to court. You can't sue the firearm manufacturers based on feelings. The facts are they manufactured legal products and distributed them through legal means. That would be like suing Ford because your loved one was killed by or in one.

 

[Mark W.]

The firearms were sold to his mother not the batbubblegum crazy son.

 

[Caveman Jim]

The firearms were sold to his mother not the batbubblegum crazy son.

But he killed her and stole it to do the unspeakable....
Why not make the use of legal drugs these madmen are on then we may have credible evidence that guns are not evil, only the person holding it is.

 

[notazombie]

It will never make it to court. You can't sue the firearm manufacturers based on feelings.

But...It's all based on feelings.

 

[Goosebrown]

Sue Nancy Lanza for all she's worth.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Sue the father for making a POS!!

 

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Show us photos of the supposed victims first