"He had the opportunity to decontaminate Keturah Hall and chose not to do it," argued appellant attorney Thomas "Woody" Gatewood Sampson II. "He can be found liable for negligent performance of that ministerial duty."
August 11, 2022 at 01:05 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Official immunity afforded to law enforcement is again coming under fire before the Georgia Court of Appeals—and this time it stings.
A DeKalb County Schools resource officer is in the hot seat following accusations he pepper-sprayed a high school student in 2016 and then delayed rendering her aid. Now counsel for the former student are challenging official immunity afforded to the officer by the DeKalb County State Court.
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