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How do you sue state of GA for pain and suffering due to ruling in a court of law that did not uphold the law on a civil matter?
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∙ 13y ago
You don't, a court (and its officers; judge, bailiff, etc) are immune from criminal or civil penalties for any action it takes: even if that action is clearly against established law. And, yes that is contrary to congressional intent; 42 USC 1983 & 18 USC 241,242 - but you would be asking the court to convict itself. When is the last time you saw a criminal turn themselves in for committing a crime; much less one that no one knew about? The last thing a court would do is subject itself to the authority of the people (it is supposed to serve).
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