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Another Reason to Ban Conservative Judges

Re: Re: Re: Another Reason to Ban Conservative Judges

2Thick said:


I will ban you for putting a woman in your avatar.

shit i just realized i do kind of have feminine pose there. time to get a new one.
 
2Thick said:


Like the joke the guy made about a bomb being in his camera?

I do not see this judge being hauled off to civil court for libel.



A. Absolute privileges: An "absolute" privilege applies even if D was motivated solely by malice or other bad motives. The following classes of absolute privilege are usually recognized:
1. Judicial proceedings: Judges, lawyers, parties and witnesses are all absolutely privileged in what they say during the course of judicial proceedings, regardless of the motives for their statements. (Example: D, in a pleading in a civil lawsuit between him and P, calls P a crook. P cannot recover from D for defamation, even if P shows that D knew D’s statement was a lie.)

:bigkiss:
 
bwood said:




A. Absolute privileges: An "absolute" privilege applies even if D was motivated solely by malice or other bad motives. The following classes of absolute privilege are usually recognized:
1. Judicial proceedings: Judges, lawyers, parties and witnesses are all absolutely privileged in what they say during the course of judicial proceedings, regardless of the motives for their statements. (Example: D, in a pleading in a civil lawsuit between him and P, calls P a crook. P cannot recover from D for defamation, even if P shows that D knew D’s statement was a lie.)

:bigkiss:

So a judge can say whatever he or she feels no matter how much of a lie it is?
 
2Thick said:


So a judge can say whatever he or she feels no matter how much of a lie it is?


for defamation purposes, yes...

for other torts, like intentional infliction of emotion cruelty,
or assault i dont believe so...

but i am too damn lazy to look...
 
rsnoble said:
in response to threads subject: becaue their republican!

yesm let's have more liberal judges like the ones on the 9th circuit, who declared citizens do not have the rights to own guns.

sounds like a great plan. :rolleyes:
 
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