XPost: misc.legal, rec.arts.movies.current-films
From: g.kreme@gmail.com.dontsendmecopies
In message
BTR1701 wrote:
> In article ,
> Lewis wrote:
>> In message
>> BTR1701 wrote:
>> > In article ,
>> > "Leroy N. Soetoro" wrote:
>>
>> >> Cinemark's lawyers argued that the theater couldn't have prevented the
>> >> attack and that Holmes, whos now serving multiple life sentences, was
>> >> solely responsible.
>>
>> > Shocking! You mean the party with the deepest pockets isn't
>> > automatically liable for giving everyone involved a payday?
>>
>> > This cannot stand!
>>
>> >> It was obvious that the other suit, originally filed in federal
>> >> court by 42 survivors, would likely go the same way.
>>
>> > Why was this even a federal issue in the first place?
>>
>> >> Then one plaintiff rejected the deal. Her suffering had been profound:
Her
>> >> child was killed in the shooting, she was left paralyzed and the baby she
>> >> was carrying had been lost.
>>
>> > That's horrible, but the fact that she suffered a terrible tragedy
>> > doesn't mean the movie theater is responsible for her tragedy, just
>> > because it happened there.
>>
>> Their lack of security on the emergency exits directly contributed to
>> his being able to carry out the attack.
> Nonsense. Who puts security on their emergency exits in
> venues like that?
Nearly every emergency exit I've ever seen has an alarm. Most have a 15
second delay before they open, during which the alarm goes off. That is
standard across all emergency exits.
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