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Maryland Lawsuits Against FFL's Dismissed With Prejudice

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Maryland Lawsuits Against FFL's Dismissed With Prejudice

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https://www.nraila.org/articles/2025022 ... un-dealers

"The court emphasized that;

"the plaintiffs, particularly the State of Maryland, has for years had more information than any of the defendants about Minor’s purchases. All of the sales by all of the defendants were known to the Maryland State Police at their inception and each and every document regarding the sales by the defendants to Minor were in the hands of State and federal law enforcement authorities before each and every handgun came into Minor’s possession. The complaint and the plaintiffs’ brief in opposition to the motions to dismiss show that the plaintiffs also have had access to all pertinent ATF records, Maryland State Police Records, and the federal criminal proceedings against Minor and the individuals to whom Minor transferred handguns, since at least July of 2022 … "

I would put money on a Maryland judge being on the target list in the next election.
-- Mike

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