Acevedo v. Pima County Adult Probation Department

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• holding that supervision of probationers is an administrative task, unconnected with the performance of a judicial function
• holding that supervision of probationers is an administrative task, unconnected with the performance of a judicial function
• holding that probation officers who allowed defendant to have contact with minors in violation of court order could not assert sovereign immunity
• holding that probation officers who allowed defendant to have contact with minors in violation of court order could not assert sovereign immunity
• holding probation officer not immune from suit for actions taken contrary to court’s directive
• probation officers’ permitting probationer to have contact with children under the age of 15 in violation of court order, which contact resulted in plaintiff children being molested, was nondiscretionary

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