Legal Opinion
King v. Lindsay
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided April 27, 1993No. Nos. 92AP-1577, 92AP-1791PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Tyack, Judge.
On November 24, 1990, Lori A. King and several of her friends went to Mean Mr. Mustards (“Mustards”), a bar just off The Ohio State University (“OSU”) campus. It was the Saturday night of the OSU-Michigan football game, and the game had been played in Columbus. King was a regular customer of Mustards, as she went there often to dance and socialize with her friends. By King’s recollection, she was dancing on the dance floor when a man, Paul David Lindsay, nudged her and asked her if she had a problem. She responded that she did not. Later, he nudged her again and asked her if she…
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