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Narol

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Narol
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Unruh, Zapf, and Canada's Participant Liability Standard, 5 SPORTS LAW J 1 (1998) Narol, Mel, Sports Torts: A Standard of Care Issue, 134 JUN N.
For over a decade commentators like Narol (1986) have recommended that victims and sport associations take legal action against assailants.
Interested observers like Narol (1986) have long advocated taking legal action, and the stern consequences dispensed to Charles Taylor (Coach Gets Five Years for Ref Beating, 1995) demonstrate that such advocacy can succeed.
 
 
 
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