Groover v. Johnston

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• finding operation of air-to-surfaee weapons range not “abnormally dangerous” so as to impose strict liability
• affirming denial of judgment as a matter of law on negligence per se claim where issue of proximate cause was a jury question
• “Common sense dictates that if an unqualified person selects an improper drug or administers an improper type or amount of medication, especially to a patient emerging from anesthesia, disastrous consequences ... are possible.”
• “[vjiolation of a statute does not necessarily constitute negligence per se”
• “Common sense dictates that if an unqualified person selects an improper drug or administers an improper type or amount of medication, especially to a patient emerging from anesthesia, disastrous consequences . . . are possible.”
• “Common sense dictates that if an unqualified person selects an improper drug or administers an improper type or amount of medication, especially to a patient emerging from anesthesia, disastrous consequences . . . are possible.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).