Cardinalli v. Cardinalli

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• recognizing that vicarious liability tort claims against both an official and the government proceed against the official in his or her official capacity
• holding that the proper review for the trial court’s application of the law is de novo
• finding that an issue was not preserved for review on appeal except for plain error because appellant made a general objection when he could have made a specific objection
• finding that an issue was not Brown Test. (J.A. 51-52.
• “Under the common law and the Supreme Court's section 1983 decisions, government officials sued in their individual capacities are entitled to the defense of qualified immunity.”
• “Under the common law and the Supreme Court's section 1983 decisions, government officials sued in their individual capacities are entitled to the defense of qualified immunity.”

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