Official and Municipal Liability for Constitutional and International Torts Today: Does the Roberts Court Have an Agenda? – Fordham Law Review

Official and Municipal Liability for Constitutional and International Torts Today: Does the Roberts Court Have an Agenda?

Editors’ Foreword

Taking Supremacy Seriously: The Contrariety of Official Immunities

By Donald L. Doernberg

Asking the Right Questions About Officer Immunity

By Richard H. Fallon & Jr.

Unsupportable and Unjustified: A Critique of Absolute Prosecutorial Immunity

By Margaret Z. Johns

The Supreme Court Assumes Errant Prosecutors Will Be Disciplined by Their Offices or the Bar: Three Case Studies that Prove that Assumption Wrong

By Joel B. Rudin

Notes on Official Immunity in ATS Litigation

By William R. Casto

Foreign Official Immunity and the “Baseline” Problem

Measuring Pearson in the Circuits

By Ted Sampsell-Jones & Jenna Yauch

Avoiding Permanent Limbo: Qualified Immunity and the Elaboration of Constitutional Rights from Saucier to Camreta (and Beyond)

By Michael T. Kirkpatrick & Joshua Matz

Frankfurter’s Champion: Justice Powell, Monell, and the Meaning of “Color Of Law”

By David Jacks Achtenberg

The Lone Miscreant, the Self-Training Prosecutor, and Other Fictions: A Comment on Connick v. Thompson

By Susan A. Bandes

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