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· 10/20/1986

Harllel B. Jones v. Robert Shankland

Citations

  • 800 F.2d 77

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  • determining that failing to disclose exculpatory information does not preclude a prosecutor from absolute immunity
  • failing to disclose exculpatory information does not preclude a prosecutor from absolute immunity
  • finding a prosecutor entitled to absolute immunity after failing to disclose exculpatory information
  • a prosecutor’s 20 “non-disclosure of exculpatory information [is] certainly 21 entitled to absolute immunity”

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Judges: Engel, Merritt, Kennedy

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