The case involved two prisoners who had been found innocent and released from jail and who filed a lawsuit against the prosecutor. So why didn't the Court issue a decision? The parties settled, for $12 million.
Here's a link to articles about the case. And here's a link to the case: Pottawattamie County v. McGhee at OYEZ.
Do you think the U.S. Supreme Court would have found the prosecutor was not entitled to immunity? Judges systemically give immunity to prosecutors, judges, and elected officials when lawsuits are filed against them... even when it's obvious those individuals have violated the constitutional rights of others.
I discovered around the year 2005 that the judicial system in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is not as great as everyone seems to think it is. Or maybe it's the people who run it that suck! So I'm exposing the judges who it's clear did not have the best interest of justice in mind when they handed down their dirty decisions.
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