Judge Hannah Dugan should be granted immunity from prosecution for the things she did inside her courtroom, and what she did in the hallway of the courthouse wasn’t a crime.

In denying Dugan’s motion to dismiss the charges against her, District Judge Lynn Adelman found that she was not entitled to general immunity for any judicial act she performed. But Judge Adelman left open the possibility that the court could recognize a “more limited version of judicial immunity” for some judicial acts.

The indictment against Dugan contains two sets of allegations . One set pertains to her conduct while on the bench in her courtroom. The other pertains to her conduct in the hallway of the courthouse.

The contradictions of Judge Hannah Dugan's prosecution

It is important to consider the five

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