It's failed as a practical and moral matter because it has denied justice to victims whose rights have been violated.
David Schweikert: “It's failed as a practical and moral matter because it has denied justice to victims whose rights have been violated.”
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Schweikert highlights the moral implications of qualified immunity on justice.
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