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Topic	New Long Island law, police can sue protesters
CasualGuy 08/03/21 2:15:27 PM #19:	darkprince45 posted... not sure how this applies. It just gives the officer a right to sue a person if they harm them, etc.. youll still have to prove a case and go to court if you support police losing qualified immunity then you should have no problem supporting the other way. Like if a police officer is maimed or permanently injured by a citizen intentionally Not really comparable Unless these officers have to pay out of pocket for those lawyer fees? --- https://imgur.com/MoE9O68 <cite>CasualGuy posted [p:956738491] in New Long I... [t:79596635]...</cite> <quote>darkprince45 posted... </cite> <quote>not sure how this applies. It just gives the officer a right to sue a person if they harm them, etc.. youll still have to prove a case and go to court if you support police losing qualified immunity then you should have no problem supporting the other way. Like if a police officer is maimed or permanently injured by a citizen intentionally</quote> Not really comparable Unless these officers have to pay out of pocket for those lawyer fees? --- https://imgur.com/MoE9O68</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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