Sentences with phrase «judicial immunity applies»

Such judicial immunity applies even if «the action he took was in error, was done maliciously, or was in excess of his authority» so long as the judge did not act in the «clear absence of all jurisdiction.»

We would suggest that an ethics prosecution by definition is a «civil action», and as long as the actions of the judge were performed as a judicial function that judicial immunity applies.

Ultimately, Judge Laser found that judicial immunity applied to this case based on all available court decisions on the issue.

Not exact matches

Adjudicator Immunity: The court also found, with respect to allegations against the statutory tribunal members, that judicial or adjudicator immunity, which applies to both judges and tribunal members, «prohibits lawsuits against courts and tribunals based on their actions as adjudicators» (paImmunity: The court also found, with respect to allegations against the statutory tribunal members, that judicial or adjudicator immunity, which applies to both judges and tribunal members, «prohibits lawsuits against courts and tribunals based on their actions as adjudicators» (paimmunity, which applies to both judges and tribunal members, «prohibits lawsuits against courts and tribunals based on their actions as adjudicators» (para. 61).

This appears to undermine the established principle that the ET may not substitute its decision for that of the employer but only establish whether it fell within the band of reasonable responses Post-Lake decisions on judicial immunity as applied to disciplinary proceedings are of some assistance in pinpointing its impact.

This is exactly the reason that the Doctrine of Judicial Immunity was created many of years ago and applied in every American jurisdiction.

As explained in the tendered brief (a copy of which is posted below) the judicial immunity rule applies even if the judge acted with malice.