Defendants in a suit for violation of substantive due process supervisory responsibility for injuries inflicted while under emergency care moved to dismiss. Count II against both defendants dismissed with prejudice; third defendant's motion to dismiss denied.
June 17, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Benedict v. Borough of Malvern, PICS Case No. 16-0764 (E.D. May 31, 2016) Dalzell, J. (11 pages).
Defendants in a suit for violation of substantive due process supervisory responsibility for injuries inflicted while under emergency care moved to dismiss. Count II against both defendants dismissed with prejudice; third defendant’s motion to dismiss denied.
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