Walker v. D'ALESANDRO

How courts have described this case

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• finding error where trial court took judicial notice that defendant had taken certain actions in his official capacity as mayor of the City of Baltimore
• observing in dicta that “[p]rivilege “is not confined in the law of torts to matters of defamation”
• observing in dicta that “[p]rivilege “is not confined in the law of torts to matters of defamation”
• \[Public official] [p]rivilege is not confined in the law of torts to matters of defamation[.]\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).