The Doctrine of Judicial Immunity Means Judges May

question 46

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of judicial immunity means judges may:

• A) commit crimes and not be punished
• B) act as diplomats for the U.S.
• C) be sued in their capacity as judges only if they exhibit "clear bias" toward one party in a case they hear
• D) be sued for negligent application of the law
• E) not be sued for damages that result from their judicial acts

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