· 6/23/1980
Crouch v. Hall
Citations
- 406 N.E.2d 303
- 76 Ind. Dec. 676
- 1980 Ind. App. LEXIS 1533
How courts have described this case
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- holding that investigation of rape was discretionary function and therefore entitled to immunity
- police officer's failure to arrest intoxicated individual did not give rise to a special duty to motorist
- police did not owe special duty to the estate of a rape victim to investigate the rape of a third party and thereby help prevent the rape and murder of the victim
- police did not owe special duty to the estate of a rape victim to investigate the rape of a third party and thereby help prevent the rape and murder of the victim
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Judges: Neal, Ratliff, Robertson
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