Videos tagged with Connecticut Law

This analysis by Colion Noir, an attorney with deep knowledge of Second Amendment jurisprudence, dissects a proposed Connecticut bill. The bill allows lawsuits against gun stores and manufacturers for alleged violations of existing laws, even if those laws were followed. Noir argues this tactic aims to bankrupt the industry through litigation rather than addressing criminal acts directly, potentially infringing on constitutional rights by limiting access to firearms.

This analysis delves into the $73 million settlement between Remington and Sandy Hook survivors, dissecting the legal strategies employed to bypass PLCAA. It highlights how Connecticut's unfair trade practices law was leveraged by focusing on Remington's AR-15 marketing, which plaintiffs argued was irresponsibly targeted. The video emphasizes that the settlement was driven by insurance companies, not the firearms industry directly, and questions the stated goal of industry change versus the admission of no liability.