If a person screw up they can be held accountable. Qualified immunity is when they didnt screw but shit head people are mad anyway. You know like at the Wendies in Atlanta!
Colorado just ended Qualified Immunity for Law Enforcement
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Way to fall in line like a good boy.
Definitely never had you pinned as someone who could think for herself.
You make some good points.
Which reminds me, i need to sue the living shit out of my kid's school district for failing to teach them anything useful whatsoever about America, the Founding, or anything positive at all about our country.
Wish me luck.
Smartest thing you've said.... well.. ever.
BTW, i removed that stupid period you put at the bottom of every post of yours. You never say anything worth ensuring "everyone must see my whole post!" so why bother?
Another good point. Im sure there is a sizable number of cops that are miserable failures who are always protected by shit bag unions.
Kind of like CA (and probably MN) teachers............
Doubtful, but here's to hoping for change!
Cheers to that!
It is hilarious to me seeing activists on the left making points against police unions that they had defended teachers unions against five minutes ago.
Blog post written by an attorney on ARFCOM
What is Qualified Immunity and why does it fail at life?
"Qualified Immunity was the reason for dismissal in only 3.2% of the 1,183 lawsuits in the study.... Therefore, the existence of Qualified Immunity is not serving the alleged policy goal of shielding government officials from the burden of participating in the litigation process. Unless, of course, one considers 3.2% to be a substantial shield from litigation. To the contrary, it arguably has increased the negative public perception of a lack of equal justice in the justice system as a whole."
i.e. the sky is not falling in CO.
What is Qualified Immunity and why does it fail at life?
"Qualified Immunity was the reason for dismissal in only 3.2% of the 1,183 lawsuits in the study.... Therefore, the existence of Qualified Immunity is not serving the alleged policy goal of shielding government officials from the burden of participating in the litigation process. Unless, of course, one considers 3.2% to be a substantial shield from litigation. To the contrary, it arguably has increased the negative public perception of a lack of equal justice in the justice system as a whole."
i.e. the sky is not falling in CO.
Smells y'all from Aurora. Kidding man, that's beautiful country there.
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Who wants to move to colorado and setup a law firm/liability insurance agency for LEOs? We will get crazy high ROIs and i am sure like the medical field it will just be covered by the employer anyway(taxes). Follow the money I am willing to bet someone in the know has already done this or those companies who support medical malpractice are about to make even more money on Leo malpractice, and those companies support specific candidates politically.
This would be an excellent time to corner the insurance market and begin selling insurance policies to officers to protect them from such liability.
“Sorry that you are getting assaulted/raped/murdered/robbed, I would like to help you but I could incur liability so I’m going to eat this donut and enjoy the show.”
Feel good politics is going to allow society to see just how eveil their fellow man can be when no one protects them.
Feel good politics is going to allow society to see just how eveil their fellow man can be when no one protects them.
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