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Civil Liberties

AllaN01Bear

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1. what is ths "may " sue. i always thought we had the right to sue , now we dont?

Reply to ck4829 (Original post)

Wed Jun 8, 2022, 09:04 AM

Jun 2022

Georgia (1793), Congress and the states moved quickly to adopt the Eleventh Amendment, which provides: “The Judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by Citizens of another State, or by Citizens or Subjects ...

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10th Circuit denies immunity to Denver detectives who coerced teenager's false murder confession [View all] ck4829 Jun 2022 OP

what is ths "may " sue. i always thought we had the right to sue , now we dont? AllaN01Bear Jun 2022 #1

Some more qualified immunity nonsense I think ck4829 Jun 2022 #2

Now lets charge prosecutors who withhold evidence that would clear an accused. oldsoftie Jun 2022 #3

Yup. AllyCat Jun 2022 #5

That is fair and that is just ck4829 Jun 2022 #6

So sick of corrupt cops. AllyCat Jun 2022 #4

It's systemic ck4829 Jun 2022 #7