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$6.2 Million Judgment for California Deputies Negligence Causing Arrestee Injuries Affirmed
Loaded on July 1, 2021
by David Reutter
published in Prison Legal News
July, 2021, page 32
Location:
California.
by David M. Reutter
California’s Fourth Appellate District affirmed a judgment finding two San Diego Sheriff’s deputies and two jail nurses were liable for injuries to an arrestee following his arrest.
The court’s February 2, 2021, opinion was issued in an appeal by the defendants after a jury found for ...
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