A gun is an inanimate object, no mind of its own. It is a tool nothing more. It will not jump up and shoot you. However, it's the moron holding it who will shoot you. Gun manufacturers and dealers who abide by the law should not be responsible for the deaths that happen
Not if it was a legal sale.
No more than the maker of a car being morally responsible for deaths caused by drunk drivers.
Legally it is the owner. Morally it would be whoever caused it to be impounded in the first place.
No, A gun does not act on its own- it requires a human being.
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Faulty products are commonly referred to as "defective goods" or "defective products." These items fail to meet quality standards or do not perform as intended, posing safety risks or not functioning properly. In legal terms, they may also be classified as "unfit for purpose" or "nonconforming goods." Manufacturers can be held liable for damages caused by such products.
No, unless the gun is faulty and goes off by itself causing a death. Generally guns do not kill people, people kill people with guns. If they had no guns they would use other weapons, or even their bare hands. People kill others with cars; sometimes the car is used as a weapon to run someone down. Is that the responsibilith of the car manufacturer or is it the responsibility of the murderous idiot behind the wheel?
Strict product liability has been applied in cases involving defective products such as faulty car brakes, contaminated food products, and unsafe pharmaceutical drugs. In these instances, manufacturers and sellers can be held liable for any harm caused by their products, regardless of fault or negligence.
Yes they should be responsible.
Manufacturers have a critical responsibility to ensure that their products are designed with safety in mind and to minimize potential harm to consumers and the environment. This includes conducting thorough risk assessments, using safe materials, and adhering to regulatory standards. Additionally, they should provide clear instructions and warnings for safe use, and take accountability for any adverse effects caused by their products. Ultimately, ethical manufacturing practices should prioritize public health and safety over profit.
Yes they should be responsible.
Whoever caused the injury should be held liable for it. If your friend did something reckless, which caused the injury, then your friend is solely responsible.