James E. Tucker v. Marilyn Outwater, and the County of Jefferson

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• “The cloak of immunity is not pierced by allegations of bad faith or malice, even though unfairness and injustice to a litigant may result on occasion.”
• “The cloak of [judicial] immunity is not pierced by allegations of bad faith or malice.”
• judicial immunity bars claims against judge acting in “judicial capacity” unless he or she “acted in the clear absence of all jurisdiction”
• “[T]his court takes judicial notice of the fact that Jefferson County and Yates County do not adjoin and, in fact, are separated by over 100 miles and several large lakes.”
• concerning the application of judicial immunity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).