HOT STONE RULE

A management method that states discipline should follow after the incident, give proper warning, be consistent, and be impersonal.

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MERE-STONE, OCCURRENCE RULE, APEX RULE, MIRANDA RULE (WARNINGS), MIRANDA RULE, APPLETON RULE, SPECIAL FACTS RULE, LIMIT OF LIABILITY RULE, BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE, UNIT RULE


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