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SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. #7659522 11/12/19 03:15 PM
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/u-supreme-court-not-shield-143055548.html

U.S. Supreme Court will not shield gun maker from Sandy Hook lawsuit


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Re: SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. [Re: pegasaurus] #7659583 11/12/19 04:01 PM
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The Protection of lawful commerce in arms act is pretty clear to me. Gun manufacturers can not be held liable for criminal use of their products. They can still be held liable for defective products, breach of contract, criminal misconduct and Negligent Entrustment. It seems the loophole is the negligent entrustment. From what I gather, if they can prove that Remington sold the gun with the knowledge that it may be used to commit a crime, then Remington can be held liable. But, that would be like saying that Ford or Chevy could be held liable for selling a vehicle with the knowledge that it may be used by a drunk driver...or Bic could be held liable for selling a lighter with the knowledge that it may be used by an arsonist...or pick your product and pick your crime...
This is a politically motivated lawsuit in a state that is not friendly to the 2nd ammendment. If they can't repeal the 2nd ammendment, they will try to sue it out of existence. I have a hard time seeing how the SCOTUS will not even hear the argument, but they won't. bang

Re: SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. [Re: pegasaurus] #7659685 11/12/19 05:37 PM
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I thought the grounds was due to Remington's advertising. It allegedly targeted younger, at-risk males in marketing and product placement in violent video games.


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Re: SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. [Re: Dry Fire] #7659700 11/12/19 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Dry Fire
I thought the grounds was due to Remington's advertising. It allegedly targeted younger, at-risk males in marketing and product placement in violent video games.

I could not find an article that clearly stated the suing party's argument. My last statement was taken from what the articles that I read stated. However, with this info,I think my argument still stands. How many Ford Mustangs and Chevy Cameros are and have been marketed to younger, at risk males that might use the product to drive drunk? Should Ford or Chevy be held liable for Drunk Driving deaths?

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That the lawsuits against Remington can continue from the Sandy Hook shooting.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/scotus-lets-sandy-hook-families-lawsuit-against-gunmaker-proceed

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Surprising.
So when do the lawsuits against Bud light,Budweiser,etc. Start for causing drunk driving deaths?


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The supreme court didn't rule. They didn't take up the argument.

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Originally Posted by takewhatyoucan64
The supreme court didn't rule. They didn't take up the argument.


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Originally Posted by bigbob_ftw
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The supreme court didn't rule. They didn't take up the argument.


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Originally Posted by takewhatyoucan64
The supreme court didn't rule. They didn't take up the argument.


True. That means the appeal has no merit and the lower court ruling stands unchallenged.

Therefore the SCOTUS just ruled in favor of the lower court disregarding federal law and did it without a ruling.

Awesome!!


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Originally Posted by pegasaurus
Originally Posted by takewhatyoucan64
The supreme court didn't rule. They didn't take up the argument.


True. That means the appeal has no merit and the lower court ruling stands unchallenged.

Therefore the SCOTUS just ruled in favor of the lower court disregarding federal law and did it without a ruling.

Awesome!!



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Re: SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. [Re: pegasaurus] #7660143 11/13/19 12:47 AM
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So people can sue, they still gotta win.

Re: SCOTUS turned away Remingtons appeal of Connecticut ruling. [Re: Dry Fire] #7660322 11/13/19 03:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Dry Fire
I thought the grounds was due to Remington's advertising.


Dry Fire is correct. Given the focus of the suit, it was allowed to continue. The decline to intervene is not an indication it will win

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Originally Posted by CharlieCTx
Originally Posted by Dry Fire
I thought the grounds was due to Remington's advertising.


Dry Fire is correct. Given the focus of the suit, it was allowed to continue. The decline to intervene is not an indication it will win

Charlie



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Every news report that I've seen says something different...

"The Supreme Court on Tuesday turned down a request from the gun industry intended to block a lawsuit from families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims.

The decision lets stand a groundbreaking ruling from the Connecticut Supreme Court that said the manufacturer of the Bushmaster AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle can be sued and potentially held liable for the 2012 massacre in Newtown, Conn."

"Supreme Court Allows Sandy Hook Families' Case Against Remington Arms To Proceed"

"Supreme Court allows families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to sue gunmaker Remington"

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What is disconcerting is that the Supremes declined to shield the gun maker. This opens up a huge can of worms.

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Originally Posted by Choctaw
What is disconcerting is that the Supremes declined to shield the gun maker. This opens up a huge can of worms.


This^^^^...and not just for gun makers....add the seller....ammo maker and seller....etc.


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Originally Posted by SnakeWrangler
Originally Posted by Choctaw
What is disconcerting is that the Supremes declined to shield the gun maker. This opens up a huge can of worms.


This^^^^...and not just for gun makers....add the seller....ammo maker and seller....etc.



Yep and beer for drunk driving, cars manufactures for accidents, even gas stations for selling gasoline used in car that caused accident. The whole thing is idiotic.

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Originally Posted by Erny
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What is disconcerting is that the Supremes declined to shield the gun maker. This opens up a huge can of worms.


This^^^^...and not just for gun makers....add the seller....ammo maker and seller....etc.



Yep and beer for drunk driving, cars manufactures for accidents, even gas stations for selling gasoline used in car that caused accident. The whole thing is idiotic.


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Originally Posted by syncerus
True freedom cannot exist without personal responsibility; the two are inseparable.


People don't want freedom anymore.............they just want free.

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Originally Posted by takewhatyoucan64
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True freedom cannot exist without personal responsibility; the two are inseparable.


People don't want freedom anymore.............they just want free.

Sad but true.


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