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File a false police report at your own financial risk, the California Supreme Court seemed to say Thursday. In two separate cases, the justices made it clear they do not believe that state Civil Code § 47(b) provides absolute immunity from liability for anyone who intentionally files false information with the police. If the Legislature provides only qualified immunity for someone who reports child abuse, Justice Marvin Baxter said, why would they allow absolute immunity for someone acting in bad faith?
October 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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