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H.R. 2037 Reaches 203 Cosponsors
Friday, December 21, 2001
H.R. 2037, the NRA-supported reckless lawsuit preemption bill introduced by U.S. Representatives Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.) and Chris John (D-La.), now has 203 cosponsors. This legislation seeks to prevent abuses to the American legal system that have seen firearms and ammunition manufacturers being recklessly sued for the criminal misuse of their lawful products by third parties.
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