Herbert Dellenbach v. James Letsinger, Paul Buchanan, Janet Roberts Blue, Marianna Novak and Debra Banach

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• court reporter and clerks who told plaintiff to pay for unnecessary transcript at the request of the judge were entitled to quasi-judicial immunity
• \[W]e conclude on the facts before us that the court personnel are entitled to absolute quasi-judicial immunity for their alleged acts . . . pursuant to the judge's instructions.\
• court personnel shielded from liability in lawsuit over legality of transcript fees because they acted at direct request of judges
• preparation and transfer of papers from the trial court to the appellate court is judicial in nature
• court reporter and clerks who told plaintiff to pay for unnecessary transcript at the request of the judge were entitled to quasi-judicial immunity
• telephone call from trial judge to appellate judge was judicial act not outside scope of immunity

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