NAACP can't fool jury in baseless lawsuit against nationEs firearm industry

Article Abstract:

The NAACP, which sought to blame firearm makers for criminal shooting in African-American communities, failed to convince a jury during a six-week trial. They wanted the court to require manufacturers and distributors to use the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and explosives law enforcement trace database to examine federally licensed dealers.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Social aspects, Management, African Americans, NAACP, Company business management

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Detroit's lawsuit against gunmakers rejected by Michigan court of appeals

Article Abstract:

The Michigan Court of Appeals unanimously rejected lawsuits filed by Detroit and Wayne County, Michigan against the firearm industry. The court ruled that the law enacted in 2000 barred such suits and reversed a Wayne County circuit judges who allowed the lawsuits to continue .

Michigan, Company legal issue, Cases, Gun laws, Michigan. Court of Appeals

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Kayne Robinson

Article Abstract:

The anti-gunners brought up a scheme to ban firearms by using government-financed lawsuits to bankrupt gun manufacturers. However, Congress considered this as an important law to stop these predatory lawsuits and protected the nation's firearm manufacturers.

Political aspects, National Rifle Association, President's Page

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