Johnson v. MULT. CO. DEPT. COMM. JUSTICE

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• \[T]he discovery rule does not protect plaintiffs who fail to make a further inquiry when a reasonable person would do so.\
• summary judgment is proper only if the record “presents no triable issue of fact”
• knowledge of improper supervision by state of the plaintiffs assailant could not be imputed from the time that the plaintiff knew the identity of her assailant or the time that news reports about that supervision were available
• “The fact that news about some event was available at a particular time does not, by itself, resolve whether a reasonable person would have read or heard that news, much less what a reasonable inquiry based on that news would have uncovered.” (Emphasis in original.)

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