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“Federal courts should not be able to sentence someone to death for violating a person’s rights under government authority, even when the violation results in death.”
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“An officer or other person using government authority should face a federal crime for a sexual act with someone under arrest, detained, or otherwise in custody, should not be able to claim consent as a defense, and states should risk some COPS grant money if they do not pass similar laws.”
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“Law enforcement should not target people because of traits such as race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation instead of behavior or evidence, and agencies should use lawsuits, training, complaint systems, audits, data checks, and DOJ guidance to prevent and address profiling.”
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“Officials who knowingly or recklessly violate people’s rights under government authority should be easier to prosecute, officers should not be able to use qualified immunity in many civil rights lawsuits, and officers should have less legal defense when they break force standards or grossly create danger.”
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“Federal and state attorneys general should be able to investigate repeated misconduct by law enforcement agencies or prosecutors, demand records or testimony, seek court orders to stop it, support civilian oversight boards, and fund outside review of deadly-force cases.”
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“If a court blocks one provision, other valid provisions should still be able to remain in effect, and existing civil rights protections should not be taken away.”
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