Yesterday I reported on the Missouri Supreme Court's decision in the case against the Kansas City Royals for an injury caused by its mascot during a game. The most important issue in the case was whether the plaintiff assumed the risk of injury by attending the game. The court found that getting hit with a hot dog - as opposed to a baseball or a bat - thrown into the stands is not an inherent risk of watching baseball games.
Today, Prof. Jonathan Turley has a comment on the case in his website here. The TortsProf blog also has a note here.
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