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Patron’s fear of chainsaw-wielding act at haunted house was inherent risk.

Testimony about “spooky items” in the basement wasn’t impermissibly prejudicial.

Giving haunted hayrides wasn’t use of land for an agricultural purpose.

Attorney violated professional conduct rule by calling prosecutor a “coke dealer”.

Appeals to racial prejudice by attorneys are unprofessional.

Court lacked authority to fine attorney $250 for being late.

Charging attorney with a professional ethics violation in front of jury was prejudicial error.

Statements by attorney besmirching judges were inappropriate.

Some jurors having weaker wills than others can’t be a cause for reopening a case.

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