If medical professionals and teachers can be sued individually, why not law enforcement? Also, why don't we have licensure bodies and boards as we do for education, medicine, law, food service, public health, and cosmetology?
Sen. Mike Braun, who is unveiling a bill to scale back the Qualified Immunity Act shielding officers from facing personal liability for actions taken in the line of duty, said Tuesday he thinks the law needs to be reformed, not eliminated.https://www.newsmax.com/politics/mike-braun-police-reform-qualified-immunity/2020/06/23/id/973705/ …
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Law enforcement officers are sued individually every day.
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This bill would actually reform qualified immunity for all public officials, not just police. No matter where we side on recent events, all public officials (mayors, governors, police, etc.) need to be held accountable. Mike’s legislation will make it easier for us to do that.
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Why do you support putting one sub-class of citizen above the law?
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Scale back immunity? Disgraceful! Why does the
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