N.J. Lawsuit Against Glock to Continue
A Superior Court judge rejected Glock's attempt to dismiss the lawsuit launched by New Jersey, which alleges the company produces semi-automatic pistols that can easily be converted into rapid-fire guns.
"Today, we won a major victory in our landmark case against Glock, which seeks to hold the company accountable for designing and selling firearms that can be easily converted into illegal machine guns with a plastic component the size of a Lego,"
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin celebrated the decision, stating the court rejected all of Glock's arguments to dismiss the case.
Author's summary: Lawsuit against Glock continues in New Jersey.
- The lawsuit alleges Glock produces pistols that can be easily converted into rapid-fire guns.
- New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin welcomes the court's decision.
More News
- Mudavadi Leads Delegation to India for Repatriation of Raila Odinga’s Remains - Kahawatungu
- Delta won’t use narrow-body planes for long flights to Europe - The Points Guy
- Taylor Swift sweeps entire Top 12 on Hot 100 with "The Life of a Showgirl"
- College strike a symptom of a larger issue, Liberal MPP says
- RSPCA Isle Of Wight Invites Islanders To Brave The Flames For Charity
- Four scenarios for the Aussie dollar amid renewed trade tensions
- More women than ever are buying jewellery at auction –here's what it means
- Get ahead of the trend: these are the must-visit holiday spots for 2026
- Common conveyancing questions answered
- David Moyes' new Everton plan revealed after 'important' deals agreed