Roush v. Hey

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• “[A]bsolute judicial immunity applies (1) to all judicial act[s]; unless (2) those acts fall clearly outside the judge’s subject matter jurisdiction.”
• lawsuits stemming from judicial acts are barred by absolute judicial immunity, unless “those acts fall clearly outside the judge’s subject matter jurisdiction”
• “[A]bsolute judicial immunity applies (1) to all judicial act[s]; unless (2) those acts fall clearly outside the judge’s subject matter jurisdiction.”
• “‘When acting in his judicial capacity a judge is immune from civil liability for any and all official acts.’ Pritchard v. Crouser, 175 W. Va. 310, 313, 332 S.E.2d 611, 614 (1985).”
• “[A]bsolute judicial immunity applies (1

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