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TO BAN A PREDATOR. Or ban anyone for any logical reason. This question was brought up last week on another post, so let’s discuss and get the facts as a community. Can you legally ban someone from your event as a Producer if you are holding it at a public facility? What constitutes a public facility? What constitutes a public event? What are your options to ban someone as the Producer?We used Google, however we’re not trusting your Production and your reputation on that alone. Are you interested in knowing? We’ll need help with this project. If we have enough interest, we’ll cover the Attorney fees in Texas and Colorado to get legal answers, in writing, from these two states. We’ll need help with other states. Anyone interested in partnering up in other states? You don’t have to be a Producer, you just have to have an Attorney that is willing to put it in writing for us. Again, we’ll fund Texas and Colorado. Any interest? Competitors, what are your thoughts, it’s your safety and the safety of your kids? Email us if interested in partnering on this so we can finally get concrete answers, not social media or Google “facts”. Email us if you would like to respond privately: [email protected] Feel free to share for RESPECTFUL discussion and factual answers to these questions.

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