noting that, in extending absolute immunity to those within administrative agencies who perform functions similar to judges and prosecutors, the Supreme Court has recognized that administrative proceedings are usually adversarial in nature and provide many of the same features and safeguards that are provided in court.
Summary of this case from Clifton v. PatrickNo. 96-8543.
June 9, 1997.
C.A. 6th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 98 F. 3d 211.
noting that, in extending absolute immunity to those within administrative agencies who perform functions similar to judges and prosecutors, the Supreme Court has recognized that administrative proceedings are usually adversarial in nature and provide many of the same features and safeguards that are provided in court.
Summary of this case from Clifton v. PatrickIn Clemy P., the Court of Appeals granted certiorari in five separate cases to consider issues relating to untimely objections to show cause orders.
Summary of this case from In re Audrey BFull title:COLLYER v. DARLING ET AL
Court:U.S.
Date published: Jun 9, 1997
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