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When Sean Smith was 14, he was unintentionally shot and injured after handling a gun he thought was unloaded. A New Mexico appellate panel has reinstated a products liability suit against the gun manufacturer and distributor over the gun's lack of safety devices. In a similar case, on Monday, a California Supreme Court ruling -- involving the infamous shooting rampage at a San Francisco law firm -- kept in step with other courts in insulating weapons manufacturers from liability.
August 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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