“protection of lawful commerce in arms act”

The Brady Center has been ordered to pay the legal fees of defendants in a failed lawsuit that defied the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.

While Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is far from good on gun policy, he at least had his vote in support of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) going for him.

On Thursday, a Connecticut Superior Court judge denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that holds gunmakers and sellers liable in the Newtown shootings committed by an insane madman.

In attempting to go around the PLCAA in his play to sue the firearms industry for the crimes committed by the 2012 Sandy Hook mass murderer, an attorney representing the victims claimed that the public is “notoriously incompetent” and “not capable of handling [property] properly.”

The industry isn’t “immune”—but this new legislation would cause a potentially fatal vulnerability.

These endorsements are the latest developments in the ongoing battle between Democratic front-runner Clinton and Bernie Sanders to make the case for their steadfast dedication to extreme gun control.

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., shut down a gun-control activist who questioned one of his pro-gun votes.

Cornell missed the mark by only about three centuries.