Attorneys for gun retailers rip AG Healey’s “cavalier” treatment of federal court rules

BOSTON — Attorneys representing multiple in-state firearm businesses in a lawsuit challenging Attorney General Maura Healey's "copycat" weapon enforcement directive have accused the Bay State's top cop of "cavalierly" treating the rules governing federal court proceedings after she motioned to submit a 40-page dismissal memorandum — double the permitted length. The explosive response by attorneys representing the Worcester-based Pullman Arms retailer, in addition to three other sellers and the

BOSTON — Attorneys representing multiple in-state firearm businesses in a lawsuit challenging Attorney General Maura Healey's "copycat" weapon enforcement directive have accused the Bay State's top cop of "cavalierly" treating the rules governing federal court proceedings after she motioned to submit a 40-page dismissal memorandum — double the permitted length. The explosive response by attorneys representing the Worcester-based Pullman Arms retailer, in addition to three other sellers and the…