Indeed, traditional professions such as doctors and lawyers are typically prohibited by law from being shielded by liability by a corporate veil. This is why, d

Indeed, traditional professions such as doctors and lawyers are typically prohibited by law from being shielded by liability by a corporate veil. This is why, depending on the states, doctors and lawyers are typically organized as professional corporations or other similar terms rather than limited liability companies: they are specifically required to remain personally liable for their actions. Traditionally, this is what "professional" meant: that you were individually accountable for your actions. Perhaps we should consider applying the same to law enforcement, a field which by its own rhetoric seemingly holds "professionalism" in high regard.