Paul L. Shipp v. Hardin E. Todd, Clerk of the 13th Judicial District Court in and for Yellowstone County, Montana

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• recognizing quasi-judicial immunity for clerk of Montana state court from damages but not injunctive relief
• “It is established that the federal courts have inherent power to expunge criminal records when necessary to preserve basic legal rights.”
• “It is established that the federal courts have inherent power to expunge criminal records when necessary to preserve basic legal rights.”
• federal civil rights plaintiff entitled to expungement of conviction obtained without due process
• “It is established that the federal courts have inherent power to expunge criminal records when necessary to preserve basic legal rights.” (quoting United States v. McMains, 540 F.2d 387, 389 (8th Cir. 1976))
• per 24 redacted Response (Doc. 1160). The Court later unsealed the unredacted Response. (Doc. 1215.) The Court cites herein to the now unsealed, unredacted version of Defendants’ 25 Response. (Doc. 1157.) 6 Plaintiff filed an unredacted Reply under seal (Doc. 1158

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