Christopher Michael Williams v. Pavan Parikh, Clerk, Hamilton County, Ohio, et al.
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Is a State Court Clerk entitled to absolute quasi-judicial immunity regardless of their conduct due to their administrative duties being closely intertwined with the judicial machinery?
1. Is a State Court Clerk entitled to absolute quasi-judicial immunity regardless of their conduct due to their administrative duties being closely intertwined with the judicial machinery? 2. Regarding quasi-judicial immunity, may this Court ’s decision in Antoine v. Byers & Anderson, 508 U.S. 429 be abridged through the 6th Circuits jurisprudence of Bush v. Rauch, 38 F.3d 842, in order to shield state-actors from liability if their personal involvement produces a violation of civil rights upon a U.S. citizen? 3. Does a State court clerk violate a citizen ’s 1st amendment right to petition the government for redress of grievances, when they file the citizen ’s initial complaint into the trash, even though the suit is properly filed? 4. Do state court clerks ’ duties include discretionary judgment of whether or not to file citizens ’ complaints that are properly filed? 2