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Berry v. State

Citations

  • 400 So. 2d 80

How courts have described this case

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  • finding parole commissioners immune from suit for granting parole, absent action \in direct contravention of a legislatively crafted and judicially imposed mandatory minimum sentence\
  • acts of judges, state attorneys, and parole and probation commission
  • “[T]he conduct of a state attorney in the exercise of his prosecutorial duties qualifies as a discretionary government function the performance of which is not affected by the statute waiving sovereign immunity.”
  • acts of judges, state attorneys, and parole and probation commission
  • “[I]t is not a tort for the judiciary to judge.”

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Judges: Hurley

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