Orlando v. Broward County

How courts have described this case

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• holding that school board's decision as to school hours was a planning-level decision for purposes of school board's entitlement to sovereign immunity in action by mother of child who was killed while crossing a street on his way home from school
• involving a child who was killed by an oncoming motorist while crossing the street in front of his school midblock, “not at a crosswalk,” to reach his mother waiting on the other side of the road
• school board had sovereign immunity, even where it knew of hazardous walking routes and children’s deaths surrounding a school, because, among other reasons, the school board “did not create the dangerous condition”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).