Blankenship v. Peoria Park Dist.

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• noting that “a legal duty is normally not established through rules * * * or internal guidelines”
• holding a park district's internal policies requiring a lifeguard to be on duty at all times did not create a legal duty to have one on duty at all times
• rejecting plaintiffs argument that the defendant’s internal rules requiring one lifeguard to remain on duty at all times created a legal duty to have one lifeguard on duty
• rejecting plaintiff's argument that the defendant's internal rules requiring one lifeguard to remain on duty at all times created a legal duty to have one lifeguard on duty
• rejecting the plaintiffs argument that a legal duty arose from the defendant’s internal rules requiring that at least one lifeguard remain on duty during the adult swim period
• park district’s internal rules requiring one lifeguard to remain on duty during adult swim did not create a legal duty to have one lifeguard on duty

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