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I have followed this issue for years. Complicated. There is a logical argument for some form of ‘qualified immunity’ – but the key thing is the word ‘some.’ What is required is some sort of sane ‘middle ground.’
There should be some creative way to hold police accountable, and at the same time protect them is the process of doing their job. I look forward to some creative idea and approaches. If police are constantly worried about being sued, no matter what they do, then it will affect how they do their jobs. Like I said – a very nuanced and complicated subject. Somewhat more complicated that FEE might imagine. But the rest of us make decisions based on the risk of being sued too. We dont run red lights to save time because we know we can lose driving privileges, get a ticket, and experience higher insurance premiums. Why should the police receive immunity when we dont? But the rest of us make decisions based on the risk of being sued too. We dont run red lights to save time because we know we can lose driving privileges, get a ticket, and experience higher insurance premiums. Why should the police receive immunity when we dont? Spot on, people lose respect of laws when not enforced too. Most people won’t steal beat up people, or kill because they know these are wrong. People can rationalize using drugs because they see this isn’t anyone else’s business. In the late 1700s and 1800s in England there were huge tariffs and smuggling was widespread. The law made Citizens criminals. England change the laws to enable Free trade and then … you now had a nation of law abiding citizens and the people and economy prospered.
Don’t Mayors have the ability to restrict this through policy and training? Sure, the officer may not be charged, but he certainly could be punished in other ways up to and including firing.
