Follow how this is working. Marilyn Mosby's attorneys argued that she had prosecutorial immunity, but the judge found a loophole.
Federal judge allows police officers charged in Freddie Gray's death to sue Marilyn Mosby for prosecuting them http://www.theroot.com/articles/news/2017/01/federal-judge-allows-lawsuit-against-marilyn-mosby-to-proceed/ …pic.twitter.com/Ng1dh9RhLO
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@JanvierNoir Of course he found a loophole
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Since Mosby's office has said it conducted an independent investigation into Gray's death, the judge says that it's her role as investigator
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Persecutors have immunity, no?
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not prosecutor that has in trouble. BUT one of the claims in the case is malicious prosecution. Go figure.
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So on the one hand, the judge is saying that her investigating the case doesn't fall under prosecutorial immunity and thus they can sue
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but again, one of the claims in the lawsuit that he is allowing to go forward is malicious prosecution.
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Something is not adding up.
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no, you just aren't understanding it. She couldn't prosecute without investigating, therefore, investigating connects the 2.
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In my opinion, they are punishing Marilyn Mosby for daring to hold cop's accountable in the death of a private citizen arrested on dubious
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that's bullshit....feel like they're attempting to "make an example" out of her.
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