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If the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games granted free admission to the Centennial Olympic Park for commercial purposes, then it might be liable for the injuries people suffered when a bomb exploded there during the 1996 Olympics. The Georgia Supreme Court ruled last week that it's up to a jury to decide whether, under the "totality" of the circumstances, the park was a space for recreation or a space for commercial activity.
July 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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