Wow, that is so weak. Good cops aren't victims of frivolous litigation. End of story.
Qualified immunity needs serious significant reform. But it cannot be abolished without some replacement policy which protects officers and departments from frivolous litigation which will chase good cops out of service and potentially bankrupt small departments.pic.twitter.com/D3EfjlCgtw
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"Good cops" are walking off the job because they're mad an officer was held accountable. As far as qualified immunity, it's a shield. Make cities and LE carry insurance like everyone and everything else.
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2:19The Gentleman from Louisiana,@CedricRichmond out here spitting
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I call bullshit. Good cops will continue to be good cops. There are serious issues with qualified immunity that have to be addressed.
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Per a report from NPR, because of a 2009 Supreme Court decision, lower courts have most often dismissed police brutality lawsuits on grounds that there is no prior court decision with nearly identical facts. Several recent studies, including one conducted by Reuters, have found
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