Marguerite Eades v. Donald J. Sterlinske, Bradley W. Huff and Julie Ewald

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• clerk and court reporter who prepared and filed a false certificate summarizing an instruction conference at the direction of the judge were entitled to quasi-judicial immunity
• clerk and court reporter who prepared and filed a false certificate summarizing an instruction conference at the direction of the judge were entitled to quasi-judicial immunity
• a judge’s clerk, who prepared a false certificate and altered the docket, was exercising discretion and performing duties integral to the judicial process, and thus is entitled to absolute immunity
• court clerk entitled to absolute immunity when “performing nonroutine, discretionary acts akin to those performed by judges” as opposed to a “non- discretionary, ministerial task” such as the duty to type and send notice after entry of judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).