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You can't. "Qualified Immunity". It would be nice, of course, if a good Qualified Immunity case hit our current SCOTUS. They may rule differently than past cou
by fortran77 4y ago
You can't. "Qualified Immunity".
It would be nice, of course, if a good Qualified Immunity case hit our current SCOTUS. They may rule differently than past courts, if they're as principled as they purport to be.
- KennyBlanken 4y agoIn what universe have they shown themselves to be "principled"? Thomas's behavior, his wife's behavior? The court reversing a lot of prior decisions? The purposeful leak of one of the most important cases in the last decade?
- the_why_of_y 4y agoAs usual, sarcasm doesn't work well on HN.
- fortran77 4y ago“As they purport to be”
- Clubber 4y agoQualified Immunity only protects the individual. You can still sue the department or city.