· 10/17/1989
Lunderstadt v. Colafella
Citations
- 885 F.2d 66
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- noting that statements made with an unworthy purpose in a legislative proceeding do not destroy legislative immunity and that courts are not the proper place to sort out controversies surrounding dishonest or vindictive motives attributed to legislative conduct
- “Legislative immunity is not limited to words spoken in legislative sessions.”
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