Second Circuit· 7/14/2011
Mills v. Fischer
Citations
- 645 F.3d 176
- 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 14320
- 2011 WL 2726053
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- ʺ[A] litigant barred from proceeding 16 under § 1915 is likewise ineligible for the benefits provided therein.ʺ
- claims dismissed because of judicial immunity are frivolous for the purpose of the IFP statute
- “Any claim dismissed on the ground of absolute judicial immunity is ‘frivolous’ for purposes of [the in forma pauperis statute].”
- “Any claim dismissed on the ground of absolute judicial immunity is ‘frivolous’ for purposes of [the in forma pauperis statute].”
- “Any claim dismissed on the ground of absolute judicial immunity is ‘frivolous’ for purposes of [the in forma pauperis statute].”
- claims dismissed because of judicial immunity are frivolous for the purpose of the IFP statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1915
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Judges: Jacobs, Winter, McLaughlin
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