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This bill would eliminate qualified immunity, a legal protection that currently shields police officers and other government officials from being sued for civil rights violations unless they violated a "clearly established" right. Without this protection, citizens would have an easier time suing government employees in federal court for damages when they believe their constitutional rights have been violated. The change would primarily affect law enforcement and other public officials, while potentially increasing accountability for alleged misconduct against civilians.
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