· 7/28/1977
Lester Slotnick v. Harold Staviskey
Citations
- 560 F.2d 31
- 1977 U.S. App. LEXIS 12238
How courts have described this case
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- holding without significant analysis that judicial immunity applies to clerks of court to the same extent as to judges
- holding without significant analysis that judicial immunity applies to clerks of court to the same extent as to judges
- discussing heightened pleading standard for conspiracy claims to curb frivolous litigation
- court of appeals will affirm dismissal entered on erroneous ground if record reveals suit is without merit
- “[T]he state court judge enjoys absolute immunity from suit under § 1983 ... as does his clerk....”
- “[C]omplaints cannot survive a motion to dismiss if they contain conclusory allegations of conspiracy but do not support their claims with references to material facts.”
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Judges: Coffin, Aldrich, Campbell
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