Soler v. Cleveland Metro. School Dist.
Citations
- 2025 Ohio 2151
Syllabus
Civ.R. 12(B)(6); motion to dismiss; physical defect; R.C. 2744.02; de novo review; political subdivision; immunity; public education; software filter; negligence claim; district-issued computer; school grounds. Reversed. The trial court erred when it denied school district's motion to dismiss based on political subdivision immunity. The plaintiff-appellee was unable to withstand the school district's motion to dismiss because he was unable to show and/or did not properly plead in his complaint that there was a physical defect in the filtering software, that school employees misused or failed to monitor the software, or that the injury occurred on school grounds.
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