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Safety and Prevention: Bouncers keep guests safe and prevent fights or problems. They can ban someone causing a disturbance, who is intoxicated, or breaking rules. Bouncers receive on-the-job or formal training. Most clubs require bouncers to have a diploma and pass checks.
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Legal Actions and Authorities: You cannot sue a bouncer for removal but can if illegally assaulted. Bouncers cannot use excessive force to remove patrons. They cannot assault or intimidate. Owners ensure safety so can be sued if injuries occur in fights. If first approached with harm, they cannot confine without justification. Bouncers can ask you to leave, and if you refuse, they call the police to remove you. They can detain individuals committing crimes using reasonable restraint. They are also responsible for handling altered or fake IDs.
- Regulation: Bouncers can ban you from a bar. Two legal bouncing deliveries are allowed per over, which pass over the shoulder but below the head of the batsman. The theory is that if the ball goes above the head of the batsman, it is called a wide.