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A federal judge on Monday declined to dismiss New York City's public nuisance suit against gun manufacturers, saying the city could pursue the suit despite the recent failure of an identical claim brought by the state attorney general. The ruling decided an issue of law that had not been addressed in New York: whether a city is barred from bringing a suit on behalf of its citizens when its parent state has already sued under the same cause of action.
April 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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