A defamation suit filed by Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy against the county sheriff who claimed Levy is trying to protect his one-time personal trainer from child rape charges can go forward, a Putnam judge has ruled.
January 13, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A defamation suit filed by Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy against the county sheriff who claimed Levy is trying to protect his one-time personal trainer from child rape charges can go forward, a Putnam judge has ruled.
Supreme Court Justice Lewis Lubell (See Profile) ruled on Dec. 19 in Levy v. Smith, 2019/13, that Sheriff Donald Smith is not protected from the defamation suit by absolute immunity, though he did dismiss parts of the suit for other reasons.
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