Hess v. West Virginia Division of Corrections

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• dispensing as premature the issue of whether the acts giving rise to the cause of action arise from “discretionary, administrative policy-making” acts
• dispensing as premature the issue of whether the acts giving rise to the cause of action arise from “discretionary, administrative policy-making” acts
• “[T]he Court notes that the West Virginia Governmental Tort Claims and Insurance Reform Act (“the Act”), West Virginia Code §§ 29-12A-1 to -18 (2008
• “the hearing examiner who observed the witness testimony is in the best position to make credibility judgments.”
• “In the instant case, the insurance policy at issue, a copy of which was attached to the Appellant's Motion to Dismiss, does not waive the Appellant's qualified immunity.”

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