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Kansas Court Rules Gun Makers Not Liable for Injuries

4/29/2025

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In a pivotal ruling, the Kansas Supreme Court determined that Marquise Johnson cannot hold Beretta accountable for his injuries sustained from a teammate's mishandling of a firearm. Upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, the court emphasized that gun manufacturers bear no responsibility for injuries stemming from illegal use, highlighting the importance of proper gun safety practices.

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In a pivotal ruling, the Kansas Supreme Court determined that Marquise Johnson cannot hold Beretta accountable for his injuries sustained from a teammate's mishandling of a firearm. Upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, the court emphasized that gun manufacturers bear no responsibility for injuries stemming from illegal use, highlighting the importance of proper gun safety practices.