A divided U.S. Courtroom of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Aug. 1 held {that a} Texas justice of the peace within the least-populous U.S. county has judicial immunity from a lawsuit filed by residents who declare they had been arrested—after reporting for jury obligation—as political retaliation by native officers.
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Judicial Officer Has Immunity From Political Retaliation Lawsuit, 5th Circuit Rules
