Families of gun violence victims can't get the gun control they've been fighting for. But they are winning in court.
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“In some sense, this is an impossible task because no amount of compensation can give these families the lives they would have had if tragedy had not occurred," she said. "It's a recognition in large part, which can be symbolic," he said of the compensation. "But more importantly, the larger it is, the more of an impact it will have."of these cases, Infante said, is that "the entities involved – such as police departments, school administrations, social media platforms, gun manufacturers – benefit from protections in the law which are not afforded to ordinary citizens.
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