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Sandy Hook families argue the rifle used in the 2012 school massacre should not have been entrusted to civilians.

The defense tried to block the case on the basis of a federal law that shields gun companies from legal action.

The families argue that the sale of the military-style rifle used in the 2012 massacre violated Connecticut's law.

A gun-violence victim's family is alleging that retailers knew guns were being sold to a "straw purchaser."

Sandy Hook families had argued the AR-15 rifle is too dangerous to entrust to the public.

A lawyer for the gun maker argued Monday that it's not the role of a court or jury to decide who can own AR-15 rifles.

After Orlando shooting, demand reignites to ban assault weapons and hold gun manufacturers responsible for crimes.

Sandy Hook families continue to argue the AR-15 rifle is too dangerous to entrust to the public.

A judge has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by families affected by the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

The case of a Missouri woman suing a gun dealer for her husband's death could proceed to trial.

But it may be a little-known court case that decides when gun manufacturers are to blame.

New York has some of the toughest gun laws in the country.

Mark and Jackie Barden are among 10 families suing gun companies for the weapon used in the Sandy Hook massacre.

Lawyers for the gun companies that made and sold the firearm used in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre have asked a state judge to dismiss a lawsuit.

Sanders has vowed to co-sponsor a bill that seeks to allow victims of gun violence to sue firearms manufacturers.

Gun distributors currently are protected under a 2005 law that grants them immunity from civil lawsuits brought by victims of violence.

Some Democrats fear Hillary Clinton's recent attacks on Bernie Sanders's gun record and health care policy could hurt their party.

The Democratic presidential front-runner urged Americans not to give up hope that the gun lobby can be defeated.