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'''Absolute immunity''' protects someone, typically some type of [[government]] official, against a lawsuit for damages regardless of wrongdoing. Its most common form is '''absolute judicial immunity'''. | '''Absolute immunity''' protects someone, typically some type of [[government]] official, against a lawsuit for damages regardless of wrongdoing. Its most common form is '''absolute judicial immunity'''. | ||
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Revision as of 18:16, April 23, 2008
Absolute immunity protects someone, typically some type of government official, against a lawsuit for damages regardless of wrongdoing. Its most common form is absolute judicial immunity.