There are vast problems with federal agency immunity protections as well. Whether as a federal employee or a civilian, trying to sue a federal agency for something it has done wrong can be nearly impossible.

Fact.

False.

Judge ordering something can be brought to court to review if the order was lawful. Judge making judicial decision - that is, not ordering something to support that decision, but actually deciding - is immune, but that is decision of the limited scope - it's not an action. Decision itself can be reviewed, so there's principally less scope for possible intentional or unintentional errors.

Surely you acknowledge what a giant, wide, grey line of a no-man’s-land you just painted.