Civil Litigation
Oct. 14, 2021
AG joins DA and 2 law firms sue ghost gun makers, sellers
Due to a provision in the laws that define a firearm as a fully assembled weapon, some ghost gun manufacturers and sellers argue the statutes do not apply to kits that only feature parts.
Attorney General Rob Bonta, San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin and two law firms on Wednesday sued three ghost gun kit retailers and manufacturers, alleging they engaged in unlawful and unfair business practices by evading federal and state gun laws.
Due to a provision in the laws that define a firearm as a fully assembled weapon, some ghost gun manufacturers and sellers argue the statutes do not apply to kits that only feature p...
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