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Gun Liability

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Yes, but only if dealers did not do any background checks or anything similar. In addition, manufacturers shouldn’t be h…

No, because it was the person who did the crime, not the gun. the gun does not have a brain to make decisions.

No, but if they knew that they were selling it to a person that was potentially dangerous, they should be held accountab…

I think if they are proven to have knowingly sold firearms to someone who shouldn’t have them they should be held accoun…

Gun violence is caused by the person who pulls the trigger not the company and manufacturers, the companies should only…

Only if the firearm used in the act of violence violated federal or state law at the time of manufacture.

I think that person who uses firearms should be held liable as it's out of the dealers or manufacturers control what the…

I feel like if under investigation that more than 30% of there sold firearms were used in or for illegal activity that t…

Yes they should but that's a stupid lawsuit that doesn't make sense as no gun seller has been the cause of any of these…

Yes, if the firearm dealer is inspected after to the crime and didn't follow through background checks, phycological tes…

No, except for defective products. If the gun fires a projectile when you press the trigger, manufacturers should not be…

Victims of gun violence should understand that it is the holder of the gun (and, depending on the seller, the seller of…

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