Harry G. John v. Honorable Michael J. Barron, Harry G. John v. Donald A. Gallagher

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “a judge is absolutely immune for his judicial acts even if his exercise of authority is flawed by the commission of grave procedural errors”
• dismissing an appeal where the one-page argument “fail[ed] to cite a statute, rule, case or any authority, except for an incorrect reference to a Wisconsin statute”
• dismissing an appeal where the one-page argument “fail[ed] to cite a statute, rule, case or any authority, except for an incorrect reference to a Wisconsin statute”
• dismissing an appeal where the one-page argument “fail[ed] to cite a statute, rule, case or any authority, except for an incorrect reference to a Wisconsin statute”
• finding Wisconsin state judge within his jurisdiction in presiding over civil matter
• \[W]e warned that one day the penalty for a perfunctory appeal could be dismissal of the appeal. That day has arrived.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).