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U.S. Supreme Court May Take Case Threatining Prosecutors' Immunity

By David Badertscher, PLL

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Source: Crime and Justice News, April 14, 2008. "Prosecutors long have been shielded from lawsuits brought by people who were wrongly convicted. The Supreme Court has ruled that 'absolute immunity' is needed so that prosecutors and judges can do their jobs without fear of legal retaliation, says the Los Angeles Times. A California case the high court may take could open a back door for such lawsuits. Los Angeles prosecutors are urging the court to block a suit from a man who was wrongly con read more

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