Black v. Clegg

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• holding that the filing of an inaccurate certificate was still protected by quasi-judicial immunity despite its errors
• holding that the filing of an inaccurate certificate was still protected by quasi-judicial immunity despite its errors
• holding that when state bar and its officials participate judicially in regulation of bar, state supreme court’s cloak of judicial immunity reaches far enough to cover them
• holding that filing of certificate with supreme court integral part of judicial process even if certificate inaccurate
• relying on Utah Const. art. VIII, § 4 to hold that supreme court has power to regulate practice of law
• relying on Utah Const, art. VIII, § 4 to hold that supreme court has power to regulate practice of law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).