JUSTICE KETANJI BROWN JACKSON: Isn't the work of the improper motives, at least in the absolute immunity context, to tell us what are official acts and what are not...And my understanding is that when we say that we mean for their official acts. Is that right? JOHN SAUER: Yes.
JUSTICE KETANJI BROWN JACKSON: I mean that's the determination in the absolute immunity world, because if you determine that it's an official act, then the principle is that you get immunity for it. Correct? JOHN SAUER: That is correct.
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