Although Judges and Quasi-Judicial Officers Are Immune from Action for Damages under the Civil Rights Statutes for Acts Accomplished in the Discharge of Their Official Duties, When a Class Discrimination Is Alleged, Both Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Officers May Be Mandatorily Enjoined from Further Infringement upon the Rights of the Complaining Class.

Authors

Adrian Gregory Acevedo

Abstract

Abstract Forthcoming.

Publisher

St. Mary's University School of Law

Recommended Citation

Adrian Gregory Acevedo, Although Judges and Quasi-Judicial Officers Are Immune from Action for Damages under the Civil Rights Statutes for Acts Accomplished in the Discharge of Their Official Duties, When a Class Discrimination Is Alleged, Both Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Officers May Be Mandatorily Enjoined from Further Infringement upon the Rights of the Complaining Class., 5 St. Mary's L.J. (1973).
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