Hodges v. Erickson

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• no evidence that party hosts knew or should have known that intoxicated party guest, who agreed to stay at hosts’ home and put his car keys back in his pocket, would soon be driving
• no evidence that party hosts knew or should have known that intoxicated party guest, who agreed to stay at hosts' home and put his car keys back in his pocket, would soon be driving
• absence of evidence that party hosts knew or should have known that an intoxicated party guest would soon be driving, where the guest had agreed to spend the night at the hosts’ home, demanded judgment in favor of the hosts

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