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#1 in U.S. News • 37 articles
How will two recent Supreme Court rulings impact police reform efforts?
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    U.S. Supreme Court again protects police accused of excessive force.
    Reuters (Center) • Factual Grade 77% • 3 min read

    The justices overturned a lower court's decision allowing a trial in a lawsuit against officers Josh Girdner and Brandon Vick over the 2016 fatal shooting of a hammer-wielding man in Oklahoma. They also overturned a decision to deny a request by police officer Daniel Rivas-Villegas for qualified immunity in a lawsuit accusing him of using excessive force in 2016 while handcuffing a suspect in California.
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    The qualified immunity defense protects police and other government officials from civil litigation in certain circumstances, permitting lawsuits only when an individual's "clearly established" statutory or constitutional rights have been violated.
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    The rulings indicated that the justices think lower courts still are denying qualified immunity too frequently in police excessive force cases, having previously chided appeals courts on that issue in recent years. The brief rulings were unsigned, with no public dissents among the justices in the cases, both decided without oral arguments.
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    The Supreme Court deals a major blow to qualified immunity reform.
    Reason (Moderate Right) • Factual Grade 66% • 5 min read
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    What is qualified immunity, and what does it have to do with police reform? (2020)
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Why was former President Donald Trump questioned under oath on Monday?


    The protester case stems from a 2015 press conference, during which security guards allegedly roughed up a group of demonstrators who gathered outside the Fi...

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Why is Russia breaking diplomatic ties with NATO?


    Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia will halt the activities of its representative office at NATO headquarters and withdraw diplomatic credentials from emissaries of the alliance working in Mos...

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#1 in Science News • 14 articles
What is the EPA doing to regulate so-called "forever chemicals?"


    [PFAS chemicals] are often referred to as "forever chemicals" because they do not naturally break down and have been shown to accumulate in...

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Do utility companies need incentives to transition to renewable energy?

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How is former Secretary of State Colin Powell being remembered?


    Powell was fully vaccinated. But he had battled various other health ailments, and had been treated for a type of cancer that can severely compromise the immune system. President Biden or...

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