[Bruce Campbells Chin]

Premature. The Court did not issue an opinion stating that the federal law didn't apply. They just declined to take up the case at this point.

The Court almost never takes a case until there is a final, appealable order. And that hasn't happened because there hasn't yet been a trial. If Remington loses, they'll appeal. But even that is going to take awhile because that appeal will have to go all the way through Connecticut's own court system first.

[BipolarBob]

True dat. The lawyers didn't go after defects or inherent dangerous product but a law protecting manufacturers from lawsuits with the exception being marketing. You're seeing this now with vaping lawsuits. That offering vapes in flavors is somehow enticing children (under 18) to vape. It's a long shot that Remington advertised their product to go kill a parent or school mates, I would think. But with a loaded liberal brainwashed jury, who knows?

[traderrob6]

Exactly.....I would have been flabbergasted had SCOTUS stepped in at this time.