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Should Police Be Allowed To Sue Protest Organizers? The Legal, Civil, And Possible First Amendment Issues
In this NewsTalk STL conversation, Sgt. Carla Miller (ret) speaks on behalf of LawEnforcementToday.com about a Louisiana court decision connected to a Black Lives Matter protest.
In the case, an injured police officer is trying to sue one of the organizers of the protest. The officer says that organizer agitated the protest crowd to become violent, resulting in his injury. The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the officer has that right.
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By Mike FergusonIn this NewsTalk STL conversation, Sgt. Carla Miller (ret) speaks on behalf of LawEnforcementToday.com about a Louisiana court decision connected to a Black Lives Matter protest.
In the case, an injured police officer is trying to sue one of the organizers of the protest. The officer says that organizer agitated the protest crowd to become violent, resulting in his injury. The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the officer has that right.