Nizinski v. Currington

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• affirming that superior court properly considered matters of public record — affidavits from related lawsuit — on motion to dismiss
• affirming that superior court properly considered matters of public record — affidavits from related lawsuit — on motion to dismiss
• holding testimony by witnesses, including affidavits, is absolutely privileged if “pertinent to the proceedings in which it [is] tendered” or has “some reasonable reference or connection to the subject of inquiry”
• affirmative defense of absolute privilege for defamatory testimony by a witness in a judicial proceeding
• absolute privilege for defamatory testimony by a witness in a judicial proceeding

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