Currid v. DeKalb State Court Probation Department

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that an appellant may not raise an argument for the first time in their reply brief
• refusing to consider legal and factual arguments raised for first time in reply brief by summary judgment nonmovant
• refusing to consider legal and factual arguments raised for the first time in reply brief
• refusing to consider legal and factual arguments raised for first time in reply brief
• evidence that county failed to give appropriate safety equipment to probationer who was completing community service raised issues of fact as to county's gross negligence
• appellants may not impermissibly raise arguments for the first time in their reply brief

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