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Gun dealers and manufacturers earned a major victory Wednesday when a federal advisory jury in New York refused to hold them liable for the trade in illegal guns that are used in violent crimes against urban blacks. A judge is now expected to issue a ruling that will embrace the verdict. The NAACP-led suit had sought to prove that the gun industry's negligence or willful ignorance resulted in illegal weapons flooding U.S. cities.
May 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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