The Georgia Supreme Court has rejected a request that it vacate one of its rulings because it was issued too late.
The motion had been made by lawyers for Agnes Scott College and three of its campus police officers. The officers were on the losing end of a unanimous June 16 decision that said they were not entitled to the sort of immunity afforded state police officers. The officers from the Decatur women’s school are defendants in a somewhat bizarre case brought by a woman who claims she was falsely arrested on allegations that she assaulted an Agnes Scott student.
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