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Broad federal legislation designed to shield gun manufacturers from civil lawsuits does not apply to New York City's public nuisance claim against the industry, a federal judge ruled Friday. Judge Jack B. Weinstein found that an exception to the recently enacted legislation spared the city's suit from outright dismissal. However, he also concluded that the act was constitutional and noted that his ruling, the first in the country to interpret the act, would provoke disagreement.
December 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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