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Qualified immunity reform should have as its focus professionalizing police departments, institutionalizing best police practices when it comes to use of force, and protecting constitutional rights of American citizens.
The concept of standard of care has dramatically improved medicine because if a doctor meets the standard of care, they're immune from liability.
Such a concept should be employed, when it comes to police departments. If they're following best police practices, they should be immune from liability. If they fail, they should be accountable.
They have to carry medical malpractice insurance that they pay for. When police engage in malpractice and are sued its the tax payers that pay the restitution, not the officer. Change that and you will change their behaviors.
Not quite. That's why docs have malpractice insurance when people sue for wrongful medical error. As it should be. Cops should also NOT be immune from liability.
That is not entirely true and is a gross oversimplification.
The concept of standawd of cawe has dwamaticawwy impwoved medicine because if a doctow meets the standawd of cawe, they'we immune fwom wiabiwity. OwO *notices bulge*
What’s going on with the FISA abuse? Hearings?
Girl, you got all the concepts, girl! #LadyG
More people have some healt insurance thanks to John McCain, a real Republican and Man, RIP.
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