Justly Prudent challenges constitutionality of qualified immunity

Today, we filed a significant opposition brief in the federal civil rights case of Bromeland v. District of Columbia, challenging qualified immunity as an unconstitutional error and urging the judiciary to right the egregious wrong. Since its inception in 1967, qualified immunity has allowed government officials, partially law enforcement officers, to avoid liability for egregious civil rights violations, including unjustified killings of unarmed or incapacitated civilians across the country.

Learn more about the case and the qualified immunity doctriny by read our official press release, available at: https://www.justlyprudent.com/press-releases/justly-prudent-challenges-constitutionality-of-qualified-immunity