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Law professors say ‘negligent entrustment’ applies in Sandy Hook case

Law professors from across the country filed an amicus brief this week with the Connecticut Supreme Court that shows how negligent entrustment can apply even in cases involving guns.

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NRA school safety training next month

Training for the NRA’s school safety program has been confirmed for multiple locations next month, the organization announced this week.

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Remington asks for extension to respond to Sandy Hook appeal

Since the court approved requests by several groups asking to file briefs supporting the victims’ argument, Remington has asked for more time to review and address incoming arguments.

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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones outed by attorney as ‘performance artist’

Alex Jones was described by his attorney as a “performance artist” when he pushes provocative conspiracy theories aimed at undermining tragedies like the Sandy Hook school shooting.

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More groups request to support Sandy Hook appeal

Gun control supporters filed requests to Connecticut’s Supreme Court asking if they could submit briefs supporting an appeal by families of Sandy Hook victims in their case against Remington Arms.

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Colt expands operations in Connecticut, adds 100 jobs

Colt’s Manufacturing, which emerged from bankruptcy last year, entered into a $23 million expansion project with Connecticut, a state often seen at odds with the gun industry.

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Groups ask to file briefs supporting appeal by Sandy Hook families

Groups of doctors, law professors, a Wall Street church and Connecticut’s attorney general each filed applications to submit an amicus curiae to detail the various perspectives they intend to bring to the case against Remington Arms.

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Sandy Hook families file brief to reinstate case against Remington

The 62-page brief filed last week asks the court to reverse the initial judgment dismissing the case and remand it to a lower court so they may engage in discovery and proceed to trial.

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