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Ruling on a nationwide issue of first impression, federal Judge Mark R. Kravitz has decided Connecticut AG Richard Blumenthal deserves absolute immunity from civil rights suits challenging his decision not to defend state employees accused of on-the-job civil wrongdoing. Kravitz said he saw "no meaningful difference between the Attorney General's decision in this case and the decisions of prosecutors and government attorneys to initiate (or not initiate) criminal, civil or administrative proceedings."
April 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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