Is it not wrong to keep people out of the courthouse, so that facts can be portrayed, whether it is the offendant police officer or the family who has lost a loved one?
Summer Lee: “Is it not wrong to keep people out of the courthouse, so that facts can be portrayed, whether it is the offendant police…”
On the recordMarch 30, 2022
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Questions the fairness of qualified immunity preventing access to court for justice.
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