US judge dismisses Mexico lawsuit against gun manufacturers

US federal judge dismisses Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against US gun manufacturers

A federal judge in Boston Friday dismissed the Mexican government’s $10 billion lawsuit against major US gun manufacturers that sought to hold them responsible for illegal trafficking of guns into Mexico.A victory for US gun manufacturers, the decision by Chief Judge F. Dennis Saylor held that the claims of Mexico did overcome the broad protection offered by the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act to the firearm industry. The law shields g…

Judge Dismisses Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against US Gun Manufacturers

A US judge has dismissed Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against American gun manufacturers.The lawsuit had blamed American gun makers for facilitating the trafficking of weapons across the border and into the hands of drug cartels.Chief Judge F. Dennis Saylor made his ruling on Friday, determining that Smith & Wesson Brands Inc, Sturm, Ruger & Co, Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Inc, Beretta USA Corp, Colt’s Manufacturing Co and Glock Inc. are not …

Federal Judge Dismisses Mexican Government Lawsuit Against Top US Gunmakers

A federal judge in Boston, MA dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Mexican government targeting top gun-makers in the U.S. as responsible for the violence abroad.

US judge dismisses Mexico lawsuit against gun manufacturers

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A U.S. federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Mexican government against U.S. gun manufacturers arguing their commercial practices has led to bloodshed in Mexico.

Judge Dismisses Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against US Gun Manufacturers - Freedom Rock Radio

Judge Dismisses Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against US Gun Manufacturers Freedom Rock Radio

US judge dismisses Mexico lawsuit against gun manufacturers - Jamaica Observer

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A United States federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Mexican government against American gun manufacturers arguing their commercial practices had led to bloods...