The Doctrine That Protects Judges from Suits for Damages for Judicial

question 132

Multiple Choice

The doctrine that protects judges from suits for damages for judicial acts is called:

• A) the doctrine of judicial worth
• B) the doctrine of judicial privilege
• C) the doctrine of judicial knowledge
• D) the doctrine of judicial cause
• E) none of the other choices is correct

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