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Appellants' petition appears to allege that appellee used security cameras at the facility to monitor inmates, as well as guards, and that appellee's use of cameras that were either non-functioning or misplaced for the purpose of surveillance proximately caused appellants' injuries. "Although we cannot conclude that such allegations affirmatively negate the possibility of jurisdiction, they are insufficient to demonstrate jurisdiction."
May 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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