What we are trying to do in S. 1805 is very narrowly go through the law and allow law-abiding gun manufacturers and law-abiding dealers to be exempt from the kind of harassment and junk lawsuits that we have now seen filed in over 30-plus different venues over the last several years. All those cases then brought to court were thrown out of the court, and the reason was quite simple. The judge looked at them and said: This lawsuit is of no value. Here you had a law-abiding manufacturer, adhering to the laws of the United States, making a legitimate product, and that person cannot be responsible for a third party action that might have been a criminal action and the trial bar trying to reach through that person to a legitimate gun manufacturer or to a licensed gun dealer.
Angie Craig: “What we are trying to do in S. 1805 is very narrowly go through the law and allow law-abiding gun manufacturers and…”
On the recordFebruary 25, 2004
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Discussing the intent and implications of S. 1805 regarding lawsuits against gun manufacturers and dealers.
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