Doe 2 v. John Rosa

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• concluding that no affirmative act created danger when college president failed to report child abuse to law enforcement
• concluding that no affirmative act created danger when college president failed to report child abuse to law enforcement
• concluding that no affirmative act created danger when college president who lacked details of events failed to report child abuse to law enforcement
• holding that a state actor’s decision not to report a known concern is the same as an “officer’s decision not to file . . . more serious charges,” both of which 41 constitute nonactionable omissions
• holding that the president of a public military □ college had no. affirmative duty under the Due Process Clause to protect children from being molested at a summer camp held at the college
• stating that the Fourteenth Amendment protects the “substantive due process right against state actor conduct that deprives an individual of bodily integrity”

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