John T. Henry and Evelyn I. Henry v. Farmer City State Bank, an Illinois Banking Corporation, Defendants

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• holding that a police chief was entitled to quasi-judicial immunity for placing property in possession of a bank pursuant to a court order
• holding that a sheriff acting to enforce an eviction and foreclosure order was entitled to quasi-judicial immunity
• holding that a police chief was entitled to quasi-judicial immunity for placing property in possession of a bank pursuant to a court order
• holding that court clerks are entitled to quasi-judicial immunity if their official duties have an integral relationship with the judicial process
• holding that for claim preclusion purposes, privity exists between a party and its attorneys; barring RICO claims against attorneys in second suit
• holding that a sheriff who was acting pursuant to an official court order to enforce a validly entered judgment was enti- tled to quasi-judicial immunity

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