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In a crescendo of high-profile rulings, the Connecticut Supreme Court has reversed recent precedents that had allowed people injured by state employees' misdeeds to sue for money damages, despite sovereign immunity protections. The rulings reverse decisions that allowed for state financial liability for people injured by acts of a sheriff and state child care workers, to the extent they acted beyond the scope of their authority.
August 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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