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¿Question #3538?
[Deleted user]: [deleted question]

Randy Cox: Yes, they should. Saying you refuse to do anything doesn't give you the right to avoid your responsibilities.
EvaUnit02: If you sent your kid there with the knowledge that they take no responsibility then the camp should not be held accountable.
Jbrady: no
jondunc: No. And no.
rseater: It is legal to beat people up if they don't realize it happened.
waza: No, No
fishmountains: They should totally be responsible. That sucks!
cgund: ..
Polgara: don't know american law
devine: no no no
FCSchmidt: No, and no, its not legal. Not saying you shouldn't do it, though.
Ludocrazy: No and yes
chad56s: No. Yes.
BUDDA: student1:Damn i blew $60 on booze. student2:just tell your dad someone stole it from your room.
DHEK: No, they shouldn't be held legally accountable, although they should help ensure proper security at the camp. And no, it's illegal to beat someone up.
clandaith: No accountability. No, it's not.
checkmate123: no
SanguinousRex: No and no.
Justin77: We actually instruct parents not to give the kids money specifically for this reason. If your kid wants to buy something from the camp store during their visit, we would happy to open an account for them and refund any unspent portion to you when you come to pick your child up.
smitty1966: No, and no (unless you are a professional boxer)
bigbadsteve: no. its only illegal if you get caught
BLSchoose: No and no
Godeke: No and No. Although if you throw sand in their face before attacking maybe they won't identify you.
Dorque: Yup, but yup.
dragonewtking: if the policy is expressed up front, then no; they told ya so (and its rarely legal to beat somebody up, but it is satisfying sometimes...)
janiera: no, no
mrspank: Yes, they should be held partially responsible.
brainrob: No and no
Great Dane: No, no
Quest22: No. No.
LemonyFresh: Hmpf.
jimv: No, and no.
confuse_a_cat: Is this a Real Life Gaming question?
peterk: No and no. Beat up the person that stole the money, and the person that provided opportunity.
javelin98: Yes, and no.
MDettmer81: Not legal to beat somebody up. Actually, if the camp takes no responsibility, who'd be responsible for my kid?
Loquutus: No, and no, but it should be.
flyinghogfish: Grey area...
ZombyDawg: No. It's not legal to beat somebody up; you have to get away with it.
POvidiusNaso: Hell, yes! If you're in Texas it's illegal to beat them up, but you can shoot somebody with your concealed weapon.
motoyugota: Why does the kid need 60 dollars at a camp?
GI Joe: No and no.
puffinge: Bitterness detector going off, whoop, whoop, whoop
TaliaIsabelle: No and no
GrandpaDave: Yes, they should. Yes you should beat somebody up.
MisterCranky: Absolutely, and no.
2amp: no, it's only illegal if you get caught!
sourwyrm: nope
skrutsch: Probably not, but it would be nice if they'd try to recover it. No beating anybody up.
mpdaugh: no, no
scriptorum: Don't be mad at the rest of the world because you had the poor judgment in selecting a camp for your children.
arkibet: No, you should have taught your child to be more careful with money. And No! It's not legal to beat someone up... usually.
Lord_Prussian: How could that happend during check-in? In general, I'd say no and no, though.
chaddyboy_2000: No. I don't think so, but you could try anyway.
skelebone: Why didn't your kid have the $60 in his pocket?
CDRodeffer: No, and probably not, but you just might get away with it in that situation.
jttm: Probably not.
djlg: No. No.
heli: of course and you have the lawyer to tell them.
Spielfreak: Unfortunately, no ; no, unless it's self defence