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It's Time to Save Free Speech From Unscrupulous Selective Enforcement - Vimarsana News

It's Time to Save Free Speech From Unscrupulous Selective Enforcement

US officials violate constitutional free speech rights by selectively enforcing laws to silence dissidents. Many recent cases illustrate how serious and widespread this problem is.

Ben Field and Daryl James: Zombie jokes aside, qualified immunity must die - Vimarsana News

Ben Field and Daryl James: Zombie jokes aside, qualified immunity must die

Professional boxer Waylon Bailey had an open-and-shut retaliation lawsuit after sheriff’s deputies arrested him for making a zombie joke in Rapides Parish, Louisiana.

Man whose home was raided by police over 'zombie' joke gets last laugh in court - Vimarsana News

Man whose home was raided by police over 'zombie' joke gets last laugh in court

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office, which did not have a warrant to arrest Bailey, argued that the post was a threat to public safety and a criminal act.

Qualified Immunity Is Not Limited to Police Brutality. It Protects a Wide Variety of Abusive Officials. - Vimarsana News

Qualified Immunity Is Not Limited to Police Brutality. It Protects a Wide Variety of Abusive Officials.

An analysis of appeals involving the doctrine finds that less than a quarter "fit the popular conception of police accused of excessive force."

Source: yahoo.com
Qualified Immunity Protects All Sorts of Abusive Government Officials - Vimarsana News

Qualified Immunity Protects All Sorts of Abusive Government Officials

An analysis of appeals involving the doctrine finds that less than a quarter "fit the popular conception of police accused of excessive force."

Source: reason.com