2007 Senate Bill 88 (Expand peace officer civil immunity )

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Introduced by Sen. Ray Basham on January 25, 2007, to give immunity from civil lawsuits under certain conditions for injuries caused by a peace officer while rendering assistance outside his or her jurisdiction.
- Referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee on January 25, 2007.

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Introduced by Sen. Ray Basham on January 25, 2007. New Comment

1) created and caused harm [by Anonymous Citizen on August 18, 2007]
legislature always protect their own even at the cost of aging grandparents, childrens rights.
HB 5602 2006 under heir nameclause? seeky slip in.
Gives IMMUNITY TO JUDGES,OFFICERS OF COURT ETC.
it has nothing to do with laws purposed action,but
yet,they used a childs law to hide immunity in.
they don't have time to vote on good, thre to busy
cover'n up political friends to worry about children
rights,grandparent rights,dads rights,mom rights,
school rights,well,you know lifes important stuff.
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2) When I was assaulted, the cops did nothing [by Anonymous Citizen on March 3, 2007]
I was assaulted and my child had been beat. The cops threatened to put me in jail for asking for my phone back after they took it from me and abruptly ended my conversation with my attorney. Cops do not need immunity from the law.
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3) so, at that point, [by Anonymous Citizen on March 4, 2007]
i take it that you were under arrest.

you get ONE phone call to your attorney, not several.

if your attorney can't get you out of that one, get a better attorney.

if your attorney can't get you money because you were arrested, you hired the wrong kind of attorney.

if you got beat while being arrested, stop resisting arrest.

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4) This Is A Classic [by Anonymous Citizen on March 5, 2007]
Baiting post dragged across your screens by the resident TROLL. Don't take the bait. Let the TROLL starve.
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5) poor troll, we wouldn't [by Anonymous Citizen on March 5, 2007]
let you STARVE.

we've grown kind of accustomed to your do nothing, say nothing posts.

you may be a smelly little troll, but you're OUR smelly little troll, and we're kind of fond of you.

so, don't worry, we'll drop a red herring down to you through the drain grates in the bridge every so often.
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6) Those who TROLL [by Anonymous Citizen on March 5, 2007]
evidently don't like to get called on their game. They turn personal and nasty, as we see.
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7) Cops have broken the Law [by Anonymous Citizen on March 3, 2007]
Cops abuse their power and lie. They are sick individuals (many not all) and do whatever they can to get their quota of tickets. There is too much tyranny in this country. What is needed is accountability. If I do something at my job this is against the law, then I can go to jail or be sued. Why should ANY cop, judge, lawyer, president, elected official, or anyone be above the law? Same thing with cops.
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8) Cops Need to be Held Accountable [by Anonymous Citizen on March 3, 2007]
Cops abuse power. They lie in court. The judges always rule in favor of the dishonest cope. The whole system is corrupt. Cops need to held accountable for whatever they do, or don'tr do.
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9) Cops OFTEN lie ! ! ! [by Anonymous Citizen on March 3, 2007]
Just what they need. More protection while lieing and assaulting the public WHILE THEY CHARGE YOU with assaulting a police officer.

These bureaucrats need to focus legislation around curbing police abusive powers not giving them more. Ever watch COPS?

They spend the whole show beatingup and threatening the people who pay their wages. Should be called "Jack Boots In Action"!
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