Dallas County v. Halsey

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• recognizing that, when parties dispute contents of record, after notice and hearing, it is court's duty to order court reporter to correct any inaccuracies and certify corrected version
• recognizing that, when parties dispute contents of record, after notice and hearing, it is court's duty to order court reporter to correct any inaccuracies and certify corrected version
• recognizing that, when parties dispute contents of record, after notice and hearing, it is court's duty to order court reporter to correct any inaccuracies and certify corrected version
• holding that “derived judicial immunity focuses on the nature of the function performed, not the identity of the actor, and considers whether the court officer’s conduct is like that of the delegating or appointing judge.“
• concluding that court reporter was not entitled to derived judicial immunity
• noting that in preparing record, court reporter does not participate in judicial decision making process and thus court reporter “cannot be construed as the functional equivalent of a judge”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).