42 Pa.C.S. § 1606
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Official immunity.
Official statutory text
Members of the Court of Judicial Discipline and the staff of the court shall be absolutely immune from suit for all
conduct in the course of their official duties, and no civil action or disciplinary complaint predicated on testimony before the court may be maintained against any witness or counsel. SUBPART B OTHER STRUCTURAL PROVISIONS Chapter 17. Governance of the System 18. Compensation (Repealed) 19. Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts 21. Judicial Boards and Commissions 23. Personnel of the System 25. Representation of Litigants 27. Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas 29. Officers Serving Process and Enforcing Orders
conduct in the course of their official duties, and no civil action or disciplinary complaint predicated on testimony before the court may be maintained against any witness or counsel. SUBPART B OTHER STRUCTURAL PROVISIONS Chapter 17. Governance of the System 18. Compensation (Repealed) 19. Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts 21. Judicial Boards and Commissions 23. Personnel of the System 25. Representation of Litigants 27. Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas 29. Officers Serving Process and Enforcing Orders
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