Gun Rights Groups Ask Supreme Court To Block Lawsuits Over Firearm Ads
The groups say the ruling would let plaintiffs treat lawful firearms marketing as evidence of liability without proof the shooter saw the ads.
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Gun Rights Groups Ask Supreme Court To Block Lawsuits Over Firearm Ads
Two major gun rights organizations have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step into a legal fight over whether firearms makers can be sued when their advertisements feature military or law enforcement imagery. On Monday, the Second Amendment Foundation and the National Rifle Association filed a joint friend-of-the-court brief backing Daniel Defense in its appeal […] Gun Rights Groups Ask Supreme Court To Block Lawsuits Over Firearm Ads
SAF Files Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Liability for Firearms Advertising
SAF and NRA filed a Supreme Court amicus brief backing Daniel Defense, challenging claims that firearm makers can be liable for third-party crimes based on military-themed ads. The brief cites the longstanding role of military themes in civilian arms commerce.
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