Hebert v. Club 37 Bar

In 1979 Ernest Hicks, an alcoholic, left his wife and children in Pennsylvania and came to Tucson. He moved into an apartment near the Club 37 Bar. He spent each day, from the time he arose, drinking. He did most of his drinking at the Club 37, going in and out until he drank his usual two quarts of vodka per day and was intoxicated. He had alcoholic blackouts and people at the bar would tell him about some of the things he could not remember. However, there was no evidence that he became violent during those blackouts.