· 5/29/1996
Mattox v. Bailey
Citations
- 472 S.E.2d 130
- 221 Ga. App. 546
- 96 Fulton County D. Rep. 2307
- 1996 Ga. App. LEXIS 571
How courts have described this case
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- holding that state correctional officer acted within scope of his official duties and thus was entitled to official immunity when officer allegedly beat inmate while escorting inmate across prison grounds
- holding state correctional officer acted within scope of his official duties and thus was entitled to immunity under GTCA when officer allegedly beat inmate while escorting inmate across prison grounds
- holding state correctional officer acted within scope of his official duties and thus was entitled to immunity under GTCA when officer allegedly beat inmate while escorting inmate across prison grounds
- holding state correctional officer acted within scope of his official duties and thus was entitled to immunity under GTCA when officer allegedly beat inmate while escorting inmate across prison grounds
- correctional officer who, while escorting a prisoner, slammed that prisoner’s head into a door and then beat him was entitled to immunity under the GTCA
- no action available against correctional officer who, while escorting a prisoner, slammed that prisoner’s head into a door and then beat him
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Judges: Pope, Andrews, Smith
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