· 2/22/2011
Green v. Chicago Board of Education
Citations
- 944 N.E.2d 459
- 407 Ill. App. 3d 721
- 348 Ill. Dec. 506
- 2011 Ill. App. LEXIS 101
How courts have described this case
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- finding that section 3-108 is not an exception to section 4-102, and Green’s allegations focused on security measures, not failure to supervise activity
- discussing the public duty rule in the context of a suit against the Chicago Board of Education
- the appellate court assumed, arguendo, that the Board owed Green a duty in order to reach the issue of whether the Board can claim immunity under the Act
- the appellate court assumed, arguendo, that the Board owed Green a duty in order to reach the issue of whether the Board can claim immunity under the Act
- no liability where student was shot and killed by a fellow student
- no liability where student was shot and killed by a fellow student
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Judges: Harris
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