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: Cincinnati Law Library BlogPublic Official Immunity in Ohio
By Chuck Kallendorf
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In a case stemming from a 2004 identity theft in which personal information had been acquired from a traffic ticket?s having been posted on the county?s website, the Ohio Supreme Court last Friday ruled that ? when the allegations contained in a civil complaint are directed against an office of a political subdivision, an officeholder named as a defendant in that complaint is sued in his or herFull post as published by Cincinnati Law Library Blog on April 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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