Robert R. Rowe v. Fort Lauderdale

How courts have described this case

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• holding that prosecutor who proffered perjured testimony and fabricated exhibits at trial was still entitled to absolute immunity
• holding that immunity extends to all actions the prosecutor takes while performing his function as an advocate for the government
• stating that absolute immunity applies to a prosecutor’s initiation of a criminal prosecution
• stating Jones \reject[ed] an exception for the testimony of `complaining witnesses'\
• stating Jones “reject[ed] an exception for the testimony of ‘complaining witnesses’”
• stating Jones “rejected] an exception for the testimony of ‘complaining witnesses’”

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