Odd v. Malone

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that a prosecutor’s failure to notify a judge of a continuance in a related case was an administrative act not entitled to absolute immunity
• holding that DA not entitled to absolute immunity for “investigatory actions unrelated to initiating and conducting judicial proceedings”
• holding that district court’s denial on a claim that petitioner would have accepted plea agreement when petitioner failed to provide sworn testimony or a sworn affidavit in support
• noting that while “it is tempting to derive bright-line rules . . . the Supreme Court has cautioned against such categorical reasoning”
• noting that while “it is tempting to derive bright-line rules , .. the Supreme Court has cautioned against such categorical reasoning”
• noting that while “it is tempting to derive bright-line rules . . . the Supreme Court has cautioned against such categorical reasoning”

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