Suing Cops Takes Forever Because They Get 3 Chances To Appeal. Why Should They?

USA TODAY, USA Today: Opinion
Tue, 11/23/2021 - 11:41am

You're supposed to be able to sue for violations of your rights. But qualified immunity upends the usual process and can stall cases for years.

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Suing Cops Takes Forever Because They Get 3 Chances To Appeal. Why Should They?

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