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I seriously am starting to believe there are a lot of ppl whom watch entirely to much TV and they base what they see on TV as fact........
Hollywood is Hollywood.
If you question whether something may get you in trouble or make you more liable please do yourself a favor....
1st: Use common sense (although it seems to be not so common) really think out what question is being bounced around between your ears. It's not as difficult as one might think. ie: I read a post where Hornady Critical Defense or maybe Critical Duty, could potentially make you more liable because of the name. This might be the most asinine thing I've read on here to date.
Break it down, who here thinks a huge company like Hornady isn't asking their lawyers if a certain name on a box might open them up to liability, of course they are, they don't want to get sued or be held liable any more than any one of you do. So it stands to reason if Hornady has put in the legal work to be sure their asses are covered, you can be sure your not any more liable for using their product.
2nd: Ask Mr. Google, chances are he'll know, although don't get an answer from a forum, if it's a legal question find a state statute or caselaw that answers your question, not another idiot who's been watching to much NCIS. BTW I love NCIS......I just know it's not real......it's entertainment.
Anyone with common sense please feel free to start up #3...
Hollywood is Hollywood.
If you question whether something may get you in trouble or make you more liable please do yourself a favor....
1st: Use common sense (although it seems to be not so common) really think out what question is being bounced around between your ears. It's not as difficult as one might think. ie: I read a post where Hornady Critical Defense or maybe Critical Duty, could potentially make you more liable because of the name. This might be the most asinine thing I've read on here to date.
Break it down, who here thinks a huge company like Hornady isn't asking their lawyers if a certain name on a box might open them up to liability, of course they are, they don't want to get sued or be held liable any more than any one of you do. So it stands to reason if Hornady has put in the legal work to be sure their asses are covered, you can be sure your not any more liable for using their product.
2nd: Ask Mr. Google, chances are he'll know, although don't get an answer from a forum, if it's a legal question find a state statute or caselaw that answers your question, not another idiot who's been watching to much NCIS. BTW I love NCIS......I just know it's not real......it's entertainment.
Anyone with common sense please feel free to start up #3...