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Second Circuit· 3/17/1980

Lee v. Willins

Citations

  • 617 F.2d 320
  • 1980 U.S. App. LEXIS 19568

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  • \a prosecutor might not enjoy absolute immunity from suit by a witness who was allegedly threatened and imprisoned to obtain his perjured testimony\
  • threat to deprive witness of custody of her child in order to obtain perjured testimony \might not\ be protected by absolute immunity
  • “a prosecutor might not enjoy absolute immunity from suit by a witness who was allegedly threatened and imprisoned to obtain his perjured testimony”
  • threat to deprive witness of custody of her child in order to obtain perjured testimony “might not” be protected by absolute immunity
  • “The complaint in the instant case alleges prosecutorial misconduct, including falsification of evidence, and the coercion of perjured testimony from a number of witnesses.”
  • barring claims that prosecutors falsified evidence and suborned perjury

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