Van Tassel v. Lawrence County Domestic Relations Section

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• noting that absolute judicial immunity can be overcome only where a judge's acts are nonjudicial in nature, or where such actions, while judicial in nature, are taken in the complete absence of all jurisdiction
• judicial immunity can only be overcome if the judge's actions are “nonjudicial in nature, or where such actions, while judicial in nature, are taken in the complete absence of all jurisdiction.”
• judicial immunity can only be overcome if the judge's actions are “nonjudicial in nature, or where such actions, while judicial in nature, are taken in the complete absence of all jurisdiction.”

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