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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1998

Page

7

First-of-its-kind gun industry class action heads to trial

A 1995 suit by families of seven shooting victims accuses gun makers of negligent marketing and oversupply of weapons to criminals. Judge Weinstein refused to dismiss. trial set for January in Brooklyn with testimony from a former industry insider. Gun groups and defense dismiss links to specific manufacturers. plaintiffs cite a study alleging oversupply to weak-gun-law states feeding illegal guns to strict states.

New York Big Tobacco Brooklyn U.S Jack Weinstein Smith & Wesson Corp Beretta USA Corp Ruger & Co Accu-Tek Joshua Horwitz Jack Adkins The American Shooting Sports Council Trade Asso Ciation Weinstein Smith & Wesson James Dorr Elisa Barnes Barnes National Economic Research Associates Florida

AIDS care costs less than believed in new study

The Associated Press reports that AIDS care in the United States costs about $20,000 per person annually, totaling roughly $6.7 billion per year. RAND researcher Dr. Samuel A. Bozzette says this is far smaller than earlier estimates and a small fraction of overall U.S. medical expenditures.

United States U.S Samuel A. Bozzette RAND Santa Monica Calif

Justice Kogan doubts guilt in some Florida death cases

Retiring Florida Supreme Court Justice Gerald Kogan says he harbored grave doubts about guilt in two or three executed inmates and voted to halt cases in others but lacked majority support. He notes 25 death-row inmates were executed during his 12 years on the court and cites DNA developments and research re indicting wrongful convictions.

Tallahassee Fla Supreme Court Gerald Kogan Florida Kogan Associated Press Ben Overton High Court Major Harding Miami-Dade County Miami Victor Crist House Criminal Justice and Corrections Council Michael Radelet University of Florida Kegan

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