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Originally Posted by Rich
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Much of law is not black and white, but people (whether judge or jury) parsing through the gray.
If some yahoo were to claim that you created danger by forcing his child to take off something, which do you think is going to play better to a jury?
"I told her to take it off."
or
"I told her it was her decision whether to take it off or not, but that under the rules I couldn't let her play with it on."
But forget about the very low risk of ever being in court over something like this -- which is easier for you to manage? I'd submit that the second one is. You explain and put the ball in the player's court -- it is now up to the player to make a decision on whether to play or not.