All federal officials, and some state officials, have absolute immunity even when their statements are made outside the course and furtherance of their jobs.

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Absolute immunity for federal and some state officials typically applies only when their statements or actions are made within the scope and duties of their job. Statements or actions made outside of these parameters generally do not receive absolute immunity.

All Federal Officials, and Some State Officials, Have Absolute Immunity