Can a government employee be stripped of immunity under the Tort Claims Act without being found to have committed willful misconduct?
September 29, 2017 at 07:56 PM
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Can a government employee be stripped of immunity under the Tort Claims Act without being found to have committed willful misconduct?
That’s the question the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to take up in Cruz v. Peachey. The justices granted allocatur in the case Sept. 19.
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