Franklin Schug, Appellant v. Stephanie Galbraith Moore, Appellee

Summary

The Alaska Supreme Court affirmed summary judgment for an assistant attorney general sued for alleged fraud, deception, bribery, and conspiracy arising from her defense of the State in an earlier personal-injury action. The court held that her litigation conduct was within the scope of her authority and discretionary, making official immunity applicable, and that the plaintiff offered no admissible or objective evidence supporting his allegations. The court did not decide whether the immunity was absolute or qualified.