· 1/28/1994
Everett B. Robinson v. Bobby Freeze, Deputy Sheriff, Little River County
Citations
- 15 F.3d 107
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 1341
- 1994 WL 20644
How courts have described this case
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- holding that officers would be entitled to absolute immunity only for conduct \specifically ordered by the trial judge and related to the judicial function\
- holding that officers would be entitled to absolute immunity only for conduct \specifically ordered by the trial judge and related to the judicial function\
- holding that a bailiff is immune for actions requested by the judge during trial
- holding that a bailiff is immune for actions requested by the judge during trial
- stating that a bailiff would enjoy absolute immunity for actions specifically ordered by the trial judge and related to judicial function
- affording absolute quasi-judicial immunity for bailiffs for actions ordered by a judge and related to the judicial function
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Judges: Fagg, Bowman, Loken
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