recognizing that immunity applies even if a plaintiff alleges that the prosecutor is knowingly using perjured testimony
Summary of this case from Parker v. AycockDocket No. 94-60006.
December 8, 1994
Appeal from and Citation (if reported) S.D.Miss., 837 F.Supp. 771.
AFFIRMED
recognizing that immunity applies even if a plaintiff alleges that the prosecutor is knowingly using perjured testimony
Summary of this case from Parker v. Aycockrecognizing that immunity applies even if a plaintiff alleges that the prosecutor is knowingly using perjured testimony
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