N.J. Lawsuit Against Glock to Continue
A Superior Court judge rejected Glock's attempt to dismiss the lawsuit launched by New Jersey against the weapons company.
New Jersey has alleged that Glock 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 judge's decision, stating that the court rejected every one of Glock's arguments in their motion to dismiss.
The lawsuit will continue, with the state seeking to hold Glock accountable for their alleged actions.
Author's summary: Glock lawsuit continues in New Jersey.
- Lawsuit launched by New Jersey against Glock
- Glock produces semi-automatic pistols that can be easily converted
- New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin celebrated the judge's decision