What’s in the SAFE-T Act? A look at the 2021 criminal justice reform and how it has evolved – Capitol News IL

The broad-ranging measure abolishes cash bail beginning in January 2023, reforms police training, certification and use-of-force standards, expands detainee rights, and requires body cameras at all departments by 2025. Since its passage, the measure has been amended twice to accommodate concerns of law enforcement groups, pushing back certain effective dates and changing some of the initial use-of-force language.
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Pat S.
1 year ago

I understand that one of the provisions of this disaster is eliminating qualified immunity for law enforcement.

Qualified immunity will continue for politicians, judges, prosecutors, etc, but will be eliminated for cops.

Eliminating qualified immunity for law enforcement will cause further decline in effective policing and accelerate the decline of a once great state.

The who darned thing should be repealed.

Zephyr Window
1 year ago

The term “cluster fuqq” is now defined as the language contained in the SAFE-T act. Confusing double speak that just about eliminates pro active policing. Can you imagine having a trespassers at your home or business and the cops cant do anything to help? Can’t remove the person, can’t arrest or cite them. Why bother having police departments.

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