Task force considers changes to qualified immunity for Illinois law enforcement officers – Capitol News IL

The Illinois Constitutional Rights and Remedies Task Force was created under the SAFE-T Act, a criminal justice reform omnibus bill that became law earlier this year. While there was much debate, both sides agreed that cases dismissed on qualified immunity grounds are a “relatively small” fraction of the overall cases focusing on rights violations by officers.
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OutofChicago
4 years ago

If Police in Illinois lose their qualified immunity, all politicians should as well. Politicians do far more damage every day and should be able to be held accountable.

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