In re Justice of the Peace Franklin

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• noting that wanton, reckless, or malicious conduct is “such conduct as indicates a reckless disregard of the just rights or safety of others or of the consequences of the action”
• noting that wanton, reckless, or malicious conduct is “such conduct as indicates a reckless disregard of the just rights or safety of others or of the consequences of the action”
• reviewing court must examine pleadings to decide if plaintiff has alleged sufficient facts to establish subject matter jurisdiction
• “Binette did not purport to announce an overarching universal principle . . . It cautioned that the availability of access to a separate tort action under Binette should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis only.”

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