• Re: Federal Judge Blocks New Jersey Law That Allows State To Sue Gun Ma

    From P. Coonan@21:1/5 to All on Fri Feb 3 04:34:18 2023
    XPost: talk.politics.guns, nj.politics

    On 02 Feb 2023, "max headroom" <maximusheadroom@gmx.com> posted some news:trhv0r$18ilh$1@dont-email.me:


    Federal Judge Blocks New Jersey Law That Allows State To Sue Gun Manufacturers

    Bronson Winslow

    A federal judge ruled Tuesday to block a New Jersey law that allows
    the state's attorney general to take legal action against gun
    manufacturers.

    U.S. District Judge Zahid Nisar Quraishi, an appointee of President
    Joe Biden, granted a preliminary injunction against New Jersey's
    "public nuisance" law Tuesday, saying is in "direct conflict" with the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), according to the
    opinion in the United States District Court of New Jersey Trenton
    Vicinage. The "public nuisance" law allows the attorney general to
    seek legal action against gun manufacturers if it is deemed that they endangered public safety through sales or marketing practices.

    The PLCAA, enacted in 2005, protects gun manufacturers and dealers
    from being held liable when crimes have been committed with their
    products. The opinion was delivered in the NSSF v Platkin case and
    follows a Monday ruling by U.S. District Judge Reneé Marie Bumb, who
    placed a second temporary restraining order on portions of New
    Jersey's concealed carry law.

    "We think this is important because other states are currently
    considering public nuisance statues modeled on what New Jersey, New
    York, Delaware and California have done," Lawrence Keane, a senior
    vice president for government and public affairs at the National
    Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and plaintiff in the case, told
    Politico.

    "We will be filing a lawsuit in the coming months in California to
    challenge the California statute. Today's decision will be impactful
    in giving other state legislatures pause before they enact an unconstitutional law," he continued.

    LEGAL ALERT: A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction
    against New
    Jersey's gun industry liability law, saying it "is in direct conflict
    with the PLCAA's purpose." https://t.co/4mbDkMzpPg
    pic.twitter.com/tAYXJAZDlG

    - FPC Action Foundation (@FPCAction) January 31, 2023

    Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy was "disappointed" by
    Quraishi's opinion, but is "confident that this decision will be
    swiftly reversed on appeal," a spokesperson told Politico.

    "The district court's decision enjoining New Jersey's public nuisance
    law is unprecedented and unsupportable," New Jersey Attorney General
    Matthew Platkin told the Daily Caller News Foundation. "The New Jersey Legislature acted lawfully when it adopted public nuisance legislation
    to hold the gun industry accountable, and nothing in federal law
    allows firearms manufacturers to violate our state statutes with
    impunity."

    https://dailycaller.com/2023/02/01/federal-judge-blocks-new-jersey-law- that-allows-state-to-sue-gun-manufacturers/

    Platkin failed to do his homework.

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  • From jimmyw836@gmail.com@21:1/5 to P. Coonan on Fri Feb 3 12:01:05 2023
    On Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 11:34:21 PM UTC-5, P. Coonan wrote:
    On 02 Feb 2023, "max headroom" <maximus...@gmx.com> posted some news:trhv0r$18ilh$1...@dont-email.me:


    Federal Judge Blocks New Jersey Law That Allows State To Sue Gun Manufacturers

    Bronson Winslow

    A federal judge ruled Tuesday to block a New Jersey law that allows
    the state's attorney general to take legal action against gun manufacturers.

    U.S. District Judge Zahid Nisar Quraishi, an appointee of President
    Joe Biden, granted a preliminary injunction against New Jersey's
    "public nuisance" law Tuesday, saying is in "direct conflict" with the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), according to the opinion in the United States District Court of New Jersey Trenton Vicinage. The "public nuisance" law allows the attorney general to
    seek legal action against gun manufacturers if it is deemed that they endangered public safety through sales or marketing practices.

    The PLCAA, enacted in 2005, protects gun manufacturers and dealers
    from being held liable when crimes have been committed with their products. The opinion was delivered in the NSSF v Platkin case and
    follows a Monday ruling by U.S. District Judge ReneƩ Marie Bumb, who placed a second temporary restraining order on portions of New
    Jersey's concealed carry law.

    "We think this is important because other states are currently
    considering public nuisance statues modeled on what New Jersey, New
    York, Delaware and California have done," Lawrence Keane, a senior
    vice president for government and public affairs at the National
    Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and plaintiff in the case, told Politico.

    "We will be filing a lawsuit in the coming months in California to challenge the California statute. Today's decision will be impactful
    in giving other state legislatures pause before they enact an unconstitutional law," he continued.

    LEGAL ALERT: A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction
    against New
    Jersey's gun industry liability law, saying it "is in direct conflict
    with the PLCAA's purpose." https://t.co/4mbDkMzpPg pic.twitter.com/tAYXJAZDlG

    - FPC Action Foundation (@FPCAction) January 31, 2023

    Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy was "disappointed" by
    Quraishi's opinion, but is "confident that this decision will be
    swiftly reversed on appeal," a spokesperson told Politico.

    "The district court's decision enjoining New Jersey's public nuisance
    law is unprecedented and unsupportable," New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin told the Daily Caller News Foundation. "The New Jersey Legislature acted lawfully when it adopted public nuisance legislation
    to hold the gun industry accountable, and nothing in federal law
    allows firearms manufacturers to violate our state statutes with impunity."

    https://dailycaller.com/2023/02/01/federal-judge-blocks-new-jersey-law- that-allows-state-to-sue-gun-manufacturers/

    Platkin failed to do his homework.
    There was no chance to survive for this goofy NJ legislation, which attempted by nothing but buffoonery to supersede federal law.

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