To: Above My Pay Grade
If it really was against the law in VA someone would have played the Lawsuit Lotto on Wal-Mart by now and they wouldn’t be checking receipts at the door anymore. You will note that Rick didn’t cite the law in his screed.
196 posted on
03/11/2011 10:15:00 PM PST by
TigersEye
(Who crashed the markets on 9/15/08 and why?)
To: TigersEye
If it really was against the law in VA someone would have played the Lawsuit Lotto on Wal-Mart by now and they wouldnt be checking receipts at the door anymore. You will note that Rick didnt cite the law in his screed. Strawman. It isn't against the law to ask to see receipts, but it certainly is against the law to detain someone for not showing them, and there is no law requiring the customer's cooperation with the store's request. The customer is legally free to just say "no" and keep walking.
199 posted on
03/11/2011 10:22:38 PM PST by
Sloth
(If a tax cut constitutes "spending" then every time I don't rob a bank should count as a "desposit.")
To: TigersEye; Thumper1960
WalMart is sued everyday. Multiple times. (This is a fact, btw.)
They have been sued for KILLING PEOPLE in pursuit of their stupid loss prevention policies. They have killed several people.
They do not change policy, regardless.
247 posted on
03/12/2011 2:36:58 AM PST by
EvasiveManuever
(Shakespeare got it wrong. Not the lawyers... journalists.)
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