Reseña de Estate of Ridley v. Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disablities

Estate of Ridley v. Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disablities de The Supreme Court of the State of Ohio Resumen del Libro

Submitted December 2, 2003 1. The estate of Jerome Ridley commenced a wrongful-death and survival action against the Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, its employees Jerry Clark and Sonjua Day, in their individual capacities, and the city of Cincinnati Building Department. 2. In its complaint, the estate alleged that Ridley, a mentally retarded adult male, received assistance from the board beginning in February 1998. Initially, the board assigned to Jerry Clark the responsibility of coordinating all services to Ridley. Clark arranged for Ridley to reside in an attic apartment located in Cincinnati, Ohio, and he visited Ridley several times each week to check on his well-being. In October 1998, however, the board assigned Sonjua Day, another board caseworker, the responsibility of caring for and managing Ridley, including the obligation to visit him several times each week.

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