Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Lawsuit claims psychiatrist could have done more By Wayne LaeppleThe Daily Item -- And by not telling anyone Francis needed any special care. Maue later testified that he should have done so.
Other documents noted that while prison employees qualify for immunity from prosecution or lawsuits under the Pennsylvania Political Subdivision Tort Claims Act, Maue, who worked at the Camp Hill state prison as well as Northumberland County prison, was specifically exempt as an independent contractor or consultant. Maue’s attorney, Thomas Chairs of Camp Hill, did not immediately return calls on Wednesday seeking comment about the case. -- E-mail comments to wlaepple@dailyitem.com 
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