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Municipalities and individuals suing gun manufacturers say the act that President Bush signed into law last week, shielding firearm makers and dealers from liability lawsuits, may not stand the constitutional test of time. "The part of the law that requires courts immediately to dismiss pending cases violates substantive and procedural due process," says Sayre Weaver, legal director of the Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence.
November 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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