Amador v. John F. Reggie, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that four and one-half years had passed since the prosecutor's alleged misconduct without any official inquiry, the court concluded that criminal and professional penalties were likely to remain theoretical only
• noting that four and one-half years had passed since the prosecutor’s alleged misconduct without any official inquiry, the court concluded that criminal and professional penalties were likely to remain theoretical only
• drawing distinctions between the dual roles a grand jury may play
• \absolute immunity under Imbler extends only so far as necessary to protect a prosecutor's decision with respect to the initiation and conduct of particular cases\
• Imbler focused on \claims likely to arise from prosecutorial behavior at or immediately before trial\
• “[w]hen prosecutorial activity is properly classifiable under the 'quasi judicial’ rubric, ‘the circumstances typically provide alternative instruments of the judicial branch to check misconduct’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).