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Sandy Hook case sticks to schedule despite judgment request

by Daniel Terrill

The Connecticut judge presiding over the case between Sandy Hook shooting victims and Remington Arms issued an order maintaining a pre-scheduled timeline for summary judgment after Remington filed 14 months early.

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