Follow POL on Twitter In an extraordinary (and likely unconstitutional) move, some Hawaii legislators seek to create law that will hold authors and publishers of guidebooks liable for insufficient warning in the event that a tourist is killed or injured at a recommended spot. [WSJ]
Hawaii legislature tries to create guidebook liability
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