Doe v. Lake Oswego School District

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• providing standard of review for motion to dismiss claims as barred by provision of the Oregon Tort Claims Act
• “The discovery rule applies an objec- tive standard—how a reasonable person of ordinary pru- dence would have acted in the same or a similar situation.”
• “A court cannot decide [whether a claim had accrued at a particular time] as a matter of law unless the only conclusion that a reasonable trier of fact could reach is that the plaintiff knew or should have known the critical facts at a specified time.”
• in context of statute of limitations for a civil battery claim based on sexual abuse of young children, the question of “whether * * * alleged conduct was in fact offensive” should not be conflated with the question of whether a plaintiff “recognized that fact when the touching occurred”

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