Shooting survivors give Supreme Court justices a firsthand account of their experiences in a case that could impact gun laws across the country
In hopes of influencing the court's decision on a New York concealed carry law, the"friend of the court" brief shares the stories of eight people whose lives have been directly affected by gun violence. It was filed by law firm Hogan Lovells for March For Our Lives -- the youth-led gun violence prevention organization founded by students following the 2018 deadly school shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
"You can see someone, talk to someone, and in a minute, they are not here anymore. You have to cherish every moment you have with the people you love," Gwynn said.For her part, Montoya said that prior to the shooting at King Soopers -- where she was working at the time -- she had never seen anyone killed. But on that day, she witnessed and walked past her coworker's dead body.
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