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Seems foolish, on the part of the LEC's. IANAL, but I assume they that if they are non-governmental organizations, it dramatically changes their profile regard
by JackFr 12y ago
Seems foolish, on the part of the LEC's. IANAL, but I assume they that if they are non-governmental organizations, it dramatically changes their profile regarding lawsuits, that is no personal immunity, etc.
Anyone who is a lawyer know?
- dragonwriter 12y agoIANAL, but I think I can address that somewhat. While the organization itself may not have governmental immunity as a private corporation -- which it probably doesn't, having incorporated as a 501(c)(3) -- the individual police officers are still government employees and still have the immunity they would have in that role.
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