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NY: First Case to Decide if Federal Gun Industry Shield Law Immunizes Gun Companies Who Supply Traffickers
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"On Friday, September 7, 2012 at 10 a.m., a panel of judges in the New York Appellate Division (4th Department) in Rochester, New York will hear arguments in a first-in-the-nation case, deciding whether a controversial federal gun industry shield law protects gun sellers who negligently and illegally sell guns to traffickers. The court will decide whether to reinstate a lawsuit brought by Danny Williams, a former Buffalo high school basketball star who was shot with one of hundreds of guns sold in high-volume, all-cash sales at an Ohio gun show to a notorious gun trafficking ring. Williams was 16 when he was shot and severely wounded, in a case of mistaken identity, as he played basketball near his Buffalo home on August 16, 2003." ... |
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