Administrative/Regulatory
Jul. 17, 2006
Gun Control 13 Years After Law Firm Massacre
Forum Column - Approximately 13 years have passed since the Bay Area legal community was shaken by an assault-weapon massacre at the 101 California Street Building in San Francisco.
Forum Column
By Juliet A. Leftwich
Approximately 13 years have passed since the Bay Area legal community was shaken by an assault-weapon massacre at the 101 California Street Building in San Francisco. On July 1, 1993, a disgruntled former client of Pettit & Martin went on a shooting rampage at the law firm and other offices, armed with two TEC-DC 9 assault weapons, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. The gunman shot 14 peop...
By Juliet A. Leftwich
Approximately 13 years have passed since the Bay Area legal community was shaken by an assault-weapon massacre at the 101 California Street Building in San Francisco. On July 1, 1993, a disgruntled former client of Pettit & Martin went on a shooting rampage at the law firm and other offices, armed with two TEC-DC 9 assault weapons, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. The gunman shot 14 peop...
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