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inlawrev-2160	LaMacchia, John T.	Consumer Product Safety Act : Risk Classification and Products Liability	1975	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8555	383	57	Moreover, the first part of the definition of a substantial product hazard implies that not all violations of product safety rules, which are instituted to eliminate unreasonable hazards, create substantial product hazards; rather, only those violations which create a substantial risk of injury rise to the level of substantial product hazard. However, since it is likely that for the vast majority of consumer products there will be no applicable product safety rules, it is important to consider the kinds of defects which will bring a product within the second category of substantially haz- ardous products.	cache/inlawrev-2160.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2160.txt