Excuse me, but it is his business to enforce the law, and to make sure that he helps the business that employs him does not face sanctions for failure to enforce a city law. Bad law or not, he has the authority to enforce said law. Nope; probably not. A bouncer can react to violence, but he can't initiate it. The force he uses has to be proportional to the event. He could inform the patron of the law. He can go call the police and accuse 'trespbutting'. He cannot gaffle the patron up by the scruff and throw him out without considering buttault charges. A monster bouncer attacking a little guy over smoking might well appear as an unwarranted buttault to a friend- as well as the bouncer being physically conditioned to fight and sigficantly larger than the first patron he grabbed. Obviously, he wasn't charged because he died as the consequence of his action. While the smoking is illegal, it certainly doesn't rise to the level of provocation to warrant buttault. In my opinion. Reasonable Electric and Gas Bill 2143Because you have no idea how much electricity is being used even when everything is 'off'. Don't feel bad, most people don't. Try it sometime...turn EVERYTHING you can think of off, then... protected by smoking and no smoking areas, but pointless laws do not give liscensce for liquidate. Neither buttault. Had the intervention from the friend not ocurred, the bouncer would have been liable for excessive force under some rubric. Bouncers are sued all the time for it, and have judgments against them. It's a very litigious atmosphere; beating up people for money. Chas
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