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In this season of winter parties, does Wisconsin law hold liable those that provide alcohol to a person who subsequently injures others? Paul Curtis, discussing Wisconsin statutes and caselaw, says the general answer is “no.”
In this season of winter parties, does Wisconsin law hold liable those that provide alcohol to a person who subsequently injures others? Paul Curtis, discussing Wisconsin statutes and caselaw, says the general answer is “no.”
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Update to the story, alicia? >> reporter: hi megyn. he just filed an appeal to get custody of his now six-year-old daughter. his story begins similar to other birth fathers who were defrauded out of their children by abuse of utah's system. >> a month before she was prematurely born, i received an e-mail stating i was nothing but a donor. >> reporter: he spent six years fighting in utah colorado courts to become the first man to beat what's utah use fraud immunity statute. if someone lies during adoption it did not be overturned. they found the fraud so agreesous the adoption was thrown out. >...
Now, they're not going to be able to bring this out at the trial. so they're going to be able to use a self-defense argument and we can expect that's what the argument is going to be. but if i'm the prosecutor in that jurisdiction, i'm going to be concerned about today's developments. i think it was a very wise, strategic defense move and the prosecution should be very wary of this. >> now, the bar you have to reach for self-defense is much different than stand your ground. stand your ground, as i said at the beginning, is that you -- if you believe yourself to be in danger, you have no obliga...