Robert David Figueroa v. Audrey P. Blackburn

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• concluding that magisterial district judges, even though they preside over courts of limited jurisdiction, are entitled to protections of judicial immunity
• concluding that magisterial district judges, even though they preside over courts of limited jurisdiction, are entitled to protections of judicial immunity
• concluding that magisterial district judges, even though they preside over courts of limited jurisdiction, are entitled to protections of judicial immunity
• concluding that magisterial district judges, even though they preside over courts of limited jurisdiction, are entitled to protections of judicial immunity
• concluding that magisterial district judges, even though they preside over courts of limited jurisdiction, are entitled to protections of judicial immunity
• recognizing that judicial immunity extends to “judges of courts of limited and general jurisdiction”

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