A man claiming to have been wrongfully convicted of murder may not sue the store that allegedly sold the murder weapon, a Pennsylvania judge has ruled.
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Frederica Massiah-Jackson last week tossed claims that Robert Hall, an inmate at State Correctional Institute—Frackville, brought against the owner of a Philadelphia-area pawn shop that sold two guns that were allegedly later used in two murders.
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