William E. Grant v. Louis J. Hollenbach and William C. Grimes

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• holding that the prosecutor was absolutely immune from suit for allegedly conspiring to present false charges to the grand jury
• holding that state prosecutors were absolutely immune from suit for allegedly conspiring to present false charges to a grand jury
• holding that the prosecutor was absolutely immune from suit for allegedly conspiring to present false charges to the grand jury
• holding that prosecutors were absolutely immune from claim alleging that they conspired to knowingly bring false charges despite claims of to investigate facts and alleged commission of perjury before the grand jury
• holding that prosecutors were absolutely immune from claim alleging that they conspired to knowingly bring false charges despite claims of failure to investigate facts and alleged commission of perjury before the grand jury
• holding that prosecutors were absolutely immune from claim alleging that they conspired to knowingly bring false charges despite claims of failure to investigate facts and alleged commission of perjury before the grand jury

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