Luckily they are introverts that dont like people. And not a fan of crowds so they arent too keen on the mall unless they HAVE to.Understood.
But then there is your wife and kids, who just might not resist "The Mall." Then where are you when called upon? Unarmed for real...
Southlake Mall up here is not some place most sane people want to visit anymore. It is more a hangout for juvenile delinquents than anything else.Understood.
But then there is your wife and kids, who just might not resist "The Mall." Then where are you when called upon? Unarmed for real...
Dicken wouldn't need deep pockets. His (or, more accurately Guy Relford's) would get filled in any such attempted lawsuit, thanks to Guy.Dicken doesn't have the deep pockets of the Simon's. That might explain?
I would be perfectly happy never again entering a mall.Careful what you ask for though. Deep pockets like these lose that kind of lawsuit and next step could be metal detectors and guards on the doors.
No more CYA "rules" that go unenforced.
No More Eli, no more me, no more you in the mall. Ever.
Just sayin'...
That would be incredibly stupid of them.
and when did that matter? some lawyers.....
Indiana law provides complete civil immunity to a person who uses force (including deadly force) if that force is justified under Indiana’s self-defense statute. Ind. Code § 35-41-3-2. If a court determines a person who files a lawsuit was committing a forcible felony or attempting to cause unlawful serious bodily injury or death at the time justified force was used against them in self-defense, the case will be dismissed. The original attacker will be required to cover additional costs, including attorneys’ fees. This law also applies to the family or estate of a person who is killed through the justified use of force. Ind. Code § 34-30-31-1.
The respondent getting awarded attorney fees under the civil immunity statute would tend to have a chilling effect on ambulance chasers who would otherwise attempt such frivolous lawsuits.
I'm there now, nothing at Greenwood mall that I can't get elsewhere. I did sneak in there a couple of years ago when they opened to the Hakky shoe repair to get the handle of my range bag reattached and back the next morning to retrieve it. My interest in the mall died several years prior the Eli's episode and I can't imagine anything will rekindle it.Careful what you ask for though. Deep pockets like these lose that kind of lawsuit and next step could be metal detectors and guards on the doors.
No more CYA "rules" that go unenforced.
No More Eli, no more me, no more you in the mall. Ever.
Just sayin'...
Camp Snoopy and no sales tax on clothes.
These suits are not as common as people seem to think.
You're spot on with your analysis!
If you aren't very rich or not a police officer, your chances of getting sued are extremely low....and if you are rich of LEO, it's just rare.
