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Sunday, December 05, 2021
NEVADA SUPREME COURT RULES ON FIREARMS LIABILITY
by Bob Walsh
Did
you know that the entire first 5-6 years production of M&M candies
were purchased by the War Department for issue to American servicemen?
They were regarded both as a moral booster and a useful compact high
energy food.
Somehow the headline and text got crossed up. The Nevada Supreme Court ruled (correctly)that Nevada law specifically PROHIBITED people from collecting damage from gun or ammunition manufacturers or sellers for bad things done with their products. The lawsuit under question stemmed from the shooting three years ago at the music festival in Las Vegas wherein 60 people died and over 100 were injured. The family of one of the dead sued several gun manufacturers and sellers over the incident.
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Nevada Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that firearm manufacturers cannot be held liable for deaths from the One October mass shooting in 2017.
The court filed its ruling Thursday, writing that state law provides gunmakers with immunity in cases involving serious injury or death.
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Somehow the headline and text got crossed up. The Nevada Supreme Court ruled (correctly)that Nevada law specifically PROHIBITED people from collecting damage from gun or ammunition manufacturers or sellers for bad things done with their products. The lawsuit under question stemmed from the shooting three years ago at the music festival in Las Vegas wherein 60 people died and over 100 were injured. The family of one of the dead sued several gun manufacturers and sellers over the incident.
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Nevada Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that firearm manufacturers cannot be held liable for deaths from the One October mass shooting in 2017.
The court filed its ruling Thursday, writing that state law provides gunmakers with immunity in cases involving serious injury or death.
So then...Does this mean I can sue for the damages done to me by consuming M&M's?
I used to LOVE those things.
Probably not Dave. At least not in Arizona. In CA, maybe.
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