Lawyers on the board

[AllbyMyRelf]

Would Hugh Freeze & co. get a qualified immunity defense to the lawsuits since they acted in a discretionary manner in their official capacity? Or does that only pertain to constitutional issues involving students? Are they even being sued in their personal capacity?

 

[tatedog]

No.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

I didn't attend OM law school, but I did watch Perry Mason last night. (Seriously, my Xbox is still broken & all I have is free ****** TV.)

With these qualifications, I declare Freeze & Friends Summarily 17'd.

 

[Chesusdog]

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[HammerOfTheDogs]

I've been watching Law and Order for years....

- Before you grant immunity, you make sure you KNOW what's coming out of the Defendant's pie-hole.
- A lawyer should never ask a question they don't already know the answer to.
- There's no such thing as prostitute-client privilege.
- When there's a break in the case, you'll hear dramatic music.