Are acting as a witness by swearing to facts, abusing process and committing crimes, acts that are foreign to the duties of a prosecutor? If so, is that prosecutor entitled to any immunity for those acts when they result in the wrongful attachment and incarceration of an individual?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Are acting as a witness by swearing to facts, abusing process and committing crimes, acts that are foreign to the duties of a prosecutor? If so, is that prosecutor entitled to any immunity for those acts when they result in the wrongful attachment and incarceration of an individual? 2. Can Chapter 27, Texas Civil Practices and Remedies Code (Anti-SLAPP), preclude a 42 U.S.C. § 1983 suit against a prosecutor who, during the pendency of a contempt proceeding that he did not initiate, falsely swears to facts in an Application for Writ of Attachment, resulting in the attachment and arrest of a person who was never served with the Notice to Appear? 3. When a prosecutor commits felony and misdemeanor crimes in order to cause someone’s false arrest, is that prosecutor entitled to absolute prosecutorial immunity or even to attorney immunity? 4. Can conduct by persons acting under color of state law, which is wrongful under § 1983, be immunized by state law even though the federal cause of action is being asserted in state court?