· 12/24/1992
Mosley v. Portland School District No. 1J
Citations
- 843 P.2d 415
- 315 Or. 85
- 1992 Ore. LEXIS 238
How courts have described this case
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- ascertaining defendant’s entitlement to discretionary immunity with respect to distinct specifications of negligence
- school principal’s decisions as to number and location of security personnel were “classic policy choices” delegated by school board
- “The range of permissible policy choices does not, however, include the choice of not exercising care.”
- “The range of permissible choices does not, however, include the choice of not exercising care.”
- “[T]he choice to follow or not to follow a predetermined policy in the face of a particular set of facts involving the safety of a particular individual normally is not a discretionary policy choice entitled to immunity under ORS 30.265(3)(c).”
- decision regarding allocation of personnel to security is discretionary
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Judges: Gillette
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