خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب انگلیسی Outgunned No More 2025

In Outgunned No More, Linda S. Mullenix examines how the legal framework in the United States and Mexico is shifting to allow citizens, private attorneys, and state governments to hold the firearms industry accountable for the epidemic of gun violence. Mullenix argues that traditional gun control measures have mostly failed to stop or sufficiently curb gun harms, and instead she points to consumer protection laws and mass tort litigation as more promising legal paths.

Mullenix provides historical and contemporary case studies—including the 998 Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, the Sandy Hook Elementary School lawsuit, and recent public nuisance and consumer protection statutes in nine states—that challenge the firearms industry’s long-standing legal immunity. She concludes that a new era of firearms accountability is emerging, one where mass tort lawsuits modeled after tobacco litigation may finally deliver legal remedy and deterrence.