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· 2/18/1983

Maxfield v. Thomas

Citations

  • 557 F. Supp. 1123
  • 1983 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 19114

How courts have described this case

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  • drafting and application for search warrant which was executed after filing of a criminal complaint constituted a quasi-judicial function as opposed to a pre-complaint application and search which would have constituted investigatory conduct
  • drafting and application for search warrant which was executed after filing of a criminal complaint constituted a quasi-judicial function as opposed to a pre-complaint application and search which would have constituted investigatory conduct
  • prosecutor absolutely immune from liability for failing to return property after conviction because prosecutor's challenged actions fell within the \function intimately associated with the judicialphase of the criminal process\
  • prosecutor absolutely immune from liability for failing to return property after conviction because prosecutor’s challenged actions fell within the “function intimately associated with the ju dicial phase of the criminal process”

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