AD Ex Rel. JD v. FOREST PRESERVE DIST. OF KANE CTY.

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• providing three disjunctive ways to find that an entity engaged in willful and wanton misconduct, including knowledge of prior injuries or knowledge of the dangerous condition
• providing three disjunctive - 20 - 2014 IL App (2d) 121293 ways to find that an entity engaged in willful and wanton misconduct, including knowledge of prior injuries or knowledge of the dangerous condition
• the plaintiff was injured when he ran into a tree while playing “tag” in a recreational part of a forest preserve
• the plaintiff was injured when he ran into a tree while playing “tag” in a recreational part of a forest preserve
• section 3-106 immunity applied with respect to a tree located in a recreational area
• section 3-106 immunity applied with respect to a tree located in a recreational area

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