National Superior Court of Pennsylvania Rules PLCAA Unconstitutional

[The Heretic]

Superior Court of Pennsylvania Rules PLCAA Unconstitutional

Meta description preview:In a shocking ruling issued Monday, September 28th, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania issued an opinion holding that the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) of 2005 is unconstitutional under the 10th Amendment.

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[223to45]

interesting.

but not worried about a state court ruling on federal issue.

 

[Stomper]

interesting.

but not worried about a state court ruling on federal issue.

Was thinking the same thing..... the virtue signaling dummies.



Here's a thought.... instead of allowing a lawsuit against a gun manufacturer and FFL retailer, how about suing the parents of the shooter for producing a defective idiot who should ALREADY know better, as well as suing the supposed ADULT who enabled two children unsupervised access to the pistol....



Derp.....

 

[ma96782]

Aloha, Mark

 

[CountryGent]

Interesting. And this is on top of the Connecticut Supreme Court ruling, which SCOTUS declined to review.

 

[OldPewPews]

as well as suing the supposed ADULT who enabled two children unsupervised access to the pistol

For what it's worth, if the parents sued Springfield and the store that sold the gun, I'll bet dollars to donuts they sued the gun owner as well. They're clearly in "throw enough mud" mode. But when it comes to the gun owner, they would at least have a case that makes some sense.