Legislators are moving swiftly to undo last year's state Supreme Court ruling that allowed rescue squads to be sued for their actions in emergency situations.
February 22, 2013 at 02:55 AM
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Legislators are moving swiftly to undo last year’s state Supreme Court ruling that allowed rescue squads to be sued for their actions in emergency situations.
The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee on Thursday passed by a 10-0 vote S-2165, which would extend the same statutory immunity that protects squad members to the squads themselves.
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