Zena D. Crenshaw v. Berry Baynerd, Alpha Blackburn, David A. Carter

How courts have described this case

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• holding that quasi-judicial officers who “perform duties functionally comparable to those of a judicial officer” are immune from liability
• holding that quasi-judicial officers who “perform duties functionally comparable to those of a judicial officer” are immune from liability
• holding that quasi-judicial officers who “perform duties functionally comparable to those of a judicial officer” are immune from liability
• holding that quasi-judicial officers who “perform duties functionally comparable to those of a judicial officer” are immune from liability
• finding immunity for commissioners who “perform duties functionally comparable to those of a judicial officer.”
• “[T]he mere expectation of receiving a state-afforded process does not establish . . . [a] liberty . . . interest . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).