Western District Chief Judge William M. Skretny said the doctrine of qualified immunity will not shield a board president if it is proven that he made it impossible for a rival to comply with mandatory training requirements to get him off the school board.
December 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A school board president who allegedly orchestrated the removal of an adversary member of the board may be on the hook for civil rights damages under a federal ruling.
Western District Chief Judge William M. Skretny said the doctrine of qualified immunity will not shield the board president if it is proven that he made it impossible for a rival to comply with mandatory training requirements to get him off the school board.
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