All it takes is a good guy with a gun to stop school shooters they say

The conservatard gift that keeps on giving:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us...es-texas-qualified-immunity-cases-2022-06-30/

Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented in the Supreme Court's action in Monroe's case, as she did along with the other two liberal justices, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan, in the other case involving the death of Gabriel Eduardo Olivas in Arlington. Breyer officially retired from the court on Thursday. read more

Law enforcement professionals and some U.S. conservatives have argued that qualified immunity is essential for police to make quick decisions in dangerous situations without fear of lawsuits. Critics of the legal principle have said that it has been used to shield from accountability officers who have clearly engaged in misconduct.

Reuters in 2020 published an investigation that revealed how qualified immunity, with the Supreme Court's continual refinements, has made it easier for police officers to kill or injure civilians with impunity. (To see the Reuters investigation, click https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-police-immunity-scotus/)

https://www.police1.com/legal/artic...r-skipping-miranda-warnings-qsh1dHRg5czvFQjp/
SCOTUS shields police from being sued for skipping Miranda warnings
A suspect must still be warned of their Miranda rights for their confession to be used in court

, the justices by a 6-3 vote said that the only remedy for a Miranda violation is to block the use in court of a suspect’s incriminating comments.

The court’s conservative majority described the Miranda warnings as a set of guidelines that protect the right against self-incrimination. As such, the warnings, including the “right to remain silent,” are not constitutional rights in themselves that could result in a separate action against the police.

https://www.davisvanguard.org/2022/07/supreme-court-makes-qualified-immunity-a-big-winner-this-term/
 
Cuddles said:
The conservatard gift that keeps on giving:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us...es-texas-qualified-immunity-cases-2022-06-30/

Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented in the Supreme Court's action in Monroe's case, as she did along with the other two liberal justices, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan, in the other case involving the death of Gabriel Eduardo Olivas in Arlington. Breyer officially retired from the court on Thursday. read more

Law enforcement professionals and some U.S. conservatives have argued that qualified immunity is essential for police to make quick decisions in dangerous situations without fear of lawsuits. Critics of the legal principle have said that it has been used to shield from accountability officers who have clearly engaged in misconduct.

Reuters in 2020 published an investigation that revealed how qualified immunity, with the Supreme Court's continual refinements, has made it easier for police officers to kill or injure civilians with impunity. (To see the Reuters investigation, click https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-police-immunity-scotus/)

https://www.police1.com/legal/artic...r-skipping-miranda-warnings-qsh1dHRg5czvFQjp/
SCOTUS shields police from being sued for skipping Miranda warnings
A suspect must still be warned of their Miranda rights for their confession to be used in court

, the justices by a 6-3 vote said that the only remedy for a Miranda violation is to block the use in court of a suspect’s incriminating comments.

The court’s conservative majority described the Miranda warnings as a set of guidelines that protect the right against self-incrimination. As such, the warnings, including the “right to remain silent,” are not constitutional rights in themselves that could result in a separate action against the police.

https://www.davisvanguard.org/2022/07/supreme-court-makes-qualified-immunity-a-big-winner-this-term/
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This is interesting but not surprising from a con court who fails to see the bigger picture.

If a police officer does not read you your miranda rights then the confession is thrown out and you cannot be convicted based on the confession. I think that is the justice contemplated by failure to read Miranda rights. It should be a clear mark on the record of the cop because if you catch a person who committed the crime but a dumb cop forgets COP 101 and the DA has to throw out the case, the cop should be punished to send a message just like if you fuck up in any job.

I can see why a victim or victim's family would want to sue the police for negligence and I think I can support that just like a doctor or hospital can be sued for malpractice if the employees fail to follow proper procedure. Imagine your daughter is raped and they catch the guy and fucktard bob forgets to miranda the guy so his confession is thrown out and there is no other evidence.

The more I think about it.... mirandas are given after a suspect is arrested..... there is no snap decision or life or death situation... it is easy to remember to do and not something you have to do while being shot at or stabbed. The suspect is often in handcuffs or subdued.

I think the city should be sued if one of its employees fails to follow procedure through negligence which causes a failure to perform their duty.
 
For reference, after 40+ mins. we finally find a good guy w/a gun. I got no love for BP (and allegedly plenty of them on site b4 trucker hat BORTAC guy arrives. Takes 3 mins to assess and take out perp)

Trucker hat BORTAC guy arrives at 12:47:02 on the counter. he slips behind stethoscope hall-monitor guy when his back was turned, spends 2 min talking to other Border Patrol guys and getting situated with what's going on. At 12:49:20 he decides it's Fo-Time and makes his move to the door. They make entry at 12:50:01

These are the agencies confirmed present.

Uvalde PD
Uvalde CISD-PD
Uvalde County Sheriffs Office
Texas Dept Public Safety Troopers and SO
US Marshals Service
US Border Patrol


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Cuddles said:
For reference, after 40+ mins. we finally find a good guy w/a gun. I got no love for BP (and allegedly plenty of them on site b4 trucker hat BORTAC guy arrives. Takes 3 mins to assess and take out perp)

Trucker hat BORTAC guy arrives at 12:47:02 on the counter. he slips behind stethoscope hall-monitor guy when his back was turned, spends 2 min talking to other Border Patrol guys and getting situated with what's going on. At 12:49:20 he decides it's Fo-Time and makes his move to the door. They make entry at 12:50:01

These are the agencies confirmed present.

Uvalde PD
Uvalde CISD-PD
Uvalde County Sheriffs Office
Texas Dept Public Safety Troopers and SO
US Marshals Service
US Border Patrol


w6vlfzlg1ab91.jpg
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may have to take back BORTAC guy narrative. OP, there were 376 bad guys w/guns in that school FYI. A "few bad apples" you could say.
 
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