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And it's a small town affair in a country without national law enforcement system at this level and statute that any negligence by police is unassailable.
by p_l 3y ago
And it's a small town affair in a country without national law enforcement system at this level and statute that any negligence by police is unassailable.
- dylan604 3y agoand yet, here we are talking about it
- dragonwriter 3y ago> And it's a small town affair in a country without national law enforcement system The US has federal law enforcement, and local law enforcement conspiracies against Constitutionally protected activity are within their jurisdiction, so this description is wrong, both in general and as specifically relevant to the situation at hand. > and statute that any negligence by police is unassailable. No such statute exist, I think you are misremembering, badly, the judge made (not statutory) qualified immunity doctrine, which applies to civil liability only for offenses without clear precedent establishing them as violations of rights.