SCOTUS Agrees to Hear Smith & Wesson Fight with Mexico
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has accepted Smith & Wesson’s request to decide on whether Mexico’s suit against the gunmaker should be tossed out.
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has accepted Smith & Wesson’s request to decide on whether Mexico’s suit against the gunmaker should be tossed out.
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The Vice Presidential candidates spent a good chunk of Tuesday’s debate talking about gun policy but little time on the major gun stories of the race.
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With the stroke of her pen, the Governor of Massachusetts has foreclosed an effort by gun-rights advocates to block the state’s new omnibus gun-control law.
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