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Case No. 2009-1418 Richard Cordray, Ohio Attorney General, et al. v. The International Preparatory School et al. (Mp3) Expand
 
 
April 21, 2010
04-21-2010
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Is Treasurer of Charter School a 'Public Official' Subject to Strict Liability for Misspent State Funds?

Or Does Status as Corporate Officer Preclude Individual Liability?

Richard Cordray, Ohio Attorney General, et al. v. The International Preparatory School et al., Case no. 2009-1418

8th District Court of Appeals (Cuyahoga County)

ISSUE: Is the treasurer of an Ohio community or "charter" school operated by a non-profit corporation a "public official" subject to strict liability under R.C. 9.39 for the proper disposition of public funds the school receives from the state, or does the treasurer's status as a corporate officer exempt him or her from personal liability for improper handling of state funds by the school, absent a showing of personal wrongdoing by the treasurer?
 
 
 
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