City protected by sovereign immunity

A judge found in favor of the city of Ladue on three counts in a case where its former police chief alleged institutionalized racism on the part of the city. The ruling, though, didn’t directly address any of the headline-grabbing allegations in the case.

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Former Ladue police chief’s wrongful discharge, First Amendment claims rejected

City protected by sovereign immunity

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