James Schottel, Jr. v. Patrick Young

How courts have described this case

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• holding that when a judge rules on a motion, it is done in a judicial capacity
• holding that a judge is immune from suit, except for non-judicial actions or for actions taken absent all jurisdiction
• holding that a judge is immune from suit, except for non-judicial actions or for actions taken absent all jurisdiction
• holding that a judge is immune from suit, except for non-judicial actions or for actions taken absent all jurisdiction
• holding a hearing on a motion, ruling on the motion, and requiring certain conditions be met before granting the motion “are all acts normally performed by a judge”
• holding hearings and ruling on motions are “all acts normally performed by a judge”

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