finding that a claim a probation officer stole thousands of dollars of collectibles and electronics was sufficient to survive summary dismissal
Summary of this case from Lovett v. PietlockNo. 82, 2008.
December 16, 2008.
Appeal from the Superior CA 06C-10-112.
DECISIONS WITHOUT PUBLISHED OPINIONS REVERSED AND REMANDED; AFFIRMED.
finding that a claim a probation officer stole thousands of dollars of collectibles and electronics was sufficient to survive summary dismissal
Summary of this case from Lovett v. Pietlockreversing Superior Court's dismissal of claim against defendant in his individual capacity, but affirming Superior Court's dismissal of claim against defendant in his official capacity based on lack of insurance coverage and lack of waiver of sovereign immunity
Summary of this case from Clouser v. Dohertyrecognizing that Haskins had challenged the validity of the indictment numerous times and "despite his many attempts to refine or restate the claim, he cannot relitigate this issue, which already has been decided against him"
Summary of this case from Haskins v. StateFull title:Haskins v. Kay
Court:Supreme Court of Delaware
Date published: Dec 16, 2008
The Delaware Tort Claims Act provides sovereign immunity where the acts of the State and its agents were…
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