William G. Moore, Jr. v. Joseph B. Valder

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• holding that a “retaliatory prosecution claim ... does allege the violation of clearly established law”
• holding that prosecutors are absolutely immune from liability for their “knowing or inadvertent” failure to disclose materially exculpatory evidence
• stating that \actions that require the prosecutor to exercise his professional judgment ... are ... quintessentially discretionary\
• stating that “actions that require the prosecutor to exercise his professional judgment ... are ... quintessential^ discretionary”
• holding that “[d]eciding whether to prosecute” is “quintessentially discretionary”
• finding that “prosecutorial immunity [ ] protects [the prosecutor] from liability for allegedly concealing exculpatory evidence from the grand jury and for allegedly manipulating evidence before the grand jury”

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