Rk Ex Rel. Skb v. Yale Schools, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a public entity cannot be liable for acts of public employee constituting crime, actual fraud, actual malice, or willful misconduct
• holding that “maliciously . . . fabricating a fictitious account” of a crime and filing a false complaint can be a basis for an IIED claim
• holding that “maliciously . . . fabricating a fictitious account” of a crime and filing a false complaint can be a basis for an IIED claim
• noting that “New Jersey courts have recognized [that issues of immunity] may be decided at the summary judgment stage more easily than at the motion to dismiss stage”
• dismissing defamation, false light, ITED, and civil conspiracy claims against public board of education because the claims asserted were “all premised upon the individual [d]efendants’ malicious conduct”
• denying motion to dismiss of intentional tort claims despite identical assertions of NJ TCA immunity because the plaintiffs “alleged that [the dJefendants acted maliciously in fabricating a fictitious account” of sexual abuse

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).