...maintainable, and that the same general considerations of public policy and convenience which demanded for judges of courts of superior jurisdiction immunity...course of the performance of their judicial functions applied to the case. [3] A United States attorney, if not a judicial officer, is at least a quasi judicial...

...cannot be made the foundation of a cause of action against such officer. Spaldiny \. Vilat, 483. 2. The same general considerations of public policy and...for damages arising from acts done by them in the counse of the performance of their judicial functions, apply to a large extent to official communications...

...any way to such business, cannot be made the foundation of a cause of action against such officer. The same general considerations of public policy and...courts of superior jurisdiction immunity from civil snits for damages arising from acts done by them in the course of the performance of their judicial...

...159 NY 87 (98). It is said in Spalding v. Vilas, 161 US 483, that " The same general consideration of public policy and convenience which demand for...engaged in the discharge of duties imposed upon them by law." It is said in note to Webb's Pollock Torts, 145, that military and naval officers, arbitrators,...

...quoted from with approval, the court, in the conclusion of its opinion, says: "We are of opinion that the same general considerations of public policy and...communications made by heads of executive departments \vhen engaged in the discharge of duties imposed upon them by law. The interests of the people require...

...October, 1895. 161 US 483. Mr. Justice HARLAN delivered the opinion of the court. We are of opinion that the same general considerations of public policy and...engaged in the discharge of duties imposed upon them by law. The interest of the people requires that due protection be accorded to them in respect of their...

...foregoing rules applicable to judges of courts of superior jurisdiction applied to a large extent also "to official communications made by heads of executive...engaged in the discharge of duties imposed upon them by law." § 130. Civil liability of ministerial officers. In the case of Tracy v. Swartwout (29) a collector...

...foregoing rules applicable to judges of courts of superior jurisdiction applied to a large extent also "to official communications made by heads of executive...engaged in the discharge of duties imposed upon them by law." § 130. Civil liability of ministerial officers. In the case of Tracy v. Swartwout (29) a collector...

...their authority. After an extended review of these cases, the court say: " We are of the opinion that the same general considerations of public policy and...demand for judges of courts of superior jurisdiction immuuity from civil suits for damages arising from acts done by them in the course of the performance...

...their authority. After an extended review of these cases, the court say : " We are of the opinion that the same general considerations of public policy and convenience which demand for judges of courte of superior jurisdiction immunity from civil suits for damages arising from acts done by them...