United States v. Salberg

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• The court ruled that the case be submitted to a jury on the ground that the defendant had knowingly permitted the use of the road, and his erection of the cable across the roadway without warning made the road more dangerous
• The court ruled that the case be submitted to a jury on the ground that the defendant had knowingly permitted the use of the road, and his erection of the cable across the roadway without warning made the road more dangerous

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).