Qualified Immunity: Origins of a Police Liability Shield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE9cNjCjPGM
The U.S. Supreme Court's legal doctrine that shields public officials from liability in civil cases is getting renewed attention during the national debate over police accountability. Qualified immunity was created by the court in the late 1960s—and expanded in the 1980s—to free public officials such as police officers from the fear of frivolous lawsuits for doing their job. It since has morphed into something critics see as a major obstacle to holding police accountable for misconduct. This video, featuring University of Chicago law professor William Baude and Bloomberg Law Supreme Court reporter Kimberly Robinson, explores qualified immunity's roots and examines the push to end it. (Senior Producer: Andrew Satter; Executive Producer: Josh Block)
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So "Qualified Immunity" is from slavery and Jim Crow days???? Thats what you get bitches if you hate other people more then you love your own freedom........ suck it up bitches
This is proof both sides are cucksuckers , right is "sucking blue dick, because sucking cop dick like a slave rises your standing as a good house nigger" the left wants to "defund the police", How about just fix the laws that is broken? Oh wait, .... that takes actual thinking about the problem instead of crapping out memes