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Judicial immunity is not absolute, a California appeal court has ruled in a bitterly contested case in which a lawyer acting as a referee was accused of assaulting a litigant. "A judge's robe is not a king's crown," Justice M. Kathleen Butz wrote, adding that judicial immunity "was never intended to protect acts of thuggery." Under the same rule, she said, a judge could "step down from the bench and choke an unruly litigant under the 'judicial' auspices of restoring order to the courtroom."
August 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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