Which of the following is not afforded immunity?
A) Prosecutors
B) Public defenders
C) Prosecutors and public defenders
D) Neither prosecutors nor public defenders; both enjoy immunity.

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Public defenders are not afforded immunity. Prosecutors, on the other hand, are generally afforded absolute immunity when performing their duties, as their role requires them to make difficult decisions that could potentially result in lawsuits. Public defenders, however, are not immune from lawsuits, as they are tasked with protecting the rights of their clients and are not making prosecutorial decisions.

Which of the Following Is Not Afforded Immunity