Title: Authorizes Residents to Sue Federal Law Enforcement in State Court
Signed by Governor Ned Lamont
Title: Authorizes Residents to Sue Federal Law Enforcement in State Court
Vote to pass a bill that authorizes residents of Connecticut the right to sue federal law enforcement in state court.
Specifies that the Attorney General may investigate and intervene in or bring civil action in the name of the state (Sec. 2).
Prohibits law enforcement from wearing facial coverings while interacting with the public except to protect health and safety of the officer (Sec. 5).
Prohibits armed military force from another state from engaging in military duty without written permission from the Governor (Sec. 6).
Establishes the following areas as protected (Sec. 7):
A school;
A medical or mental health facility;
A place of worship or religious studies dedicated to faith;
A place where children gather;
A social service establishment;
A place where disaster or emergency response and relief is provided;
A place where a funeral or wedding ceremony occurs; and
A place where an ongoing parade, demonstration, or rally is present.
Prohibits any peace officer from detaining, arresting, or otherwise taking an individual in a protected area, state facility, or municipal facility on the basis of a civil offense without a judicial warrant (Sec. 7).
Specifies that if a federal or state law enforcement officer is found to have committed a crime, they shall not have immunity from civil liability (Sec. 9).
Specifies that no federal officer, employee or agent has immunity from actions taken under the direction of federal law (Sec. 10).
Title: Authorizes Residents to Sue Federal Law Enforcement in State Court
Vote to pass a bill that authorizes residents of Connecticut the right to sue federal law enforcement in state court.
Specifies that the Attorney General may investigate and intervene in or bring civil action in the name of the state (Sec. 2).
Prohibits law enforcement from wearing facial coverings while interacting with the public except to protect health and safety of the officer (Sec. 5).
Prohibits armed military force from another state from engaging in military duty without written permission from the Governor (Sec. 6).
Establishes the following areas as protected (Sec. 7):
A school;
A medical or mental health facility;
A place of worship or religious studies dedicated to faith;
A place where children gather;
A social service establishment;
A place where disaster or emergency response and relief is provided;
A place where a funeral or wedding ceremony occurs; and
A place where an ongoing parade, demonstration, or rally is present.
Prohibits any peace officer from detaining, arresting, or otherwise taking an individual in a protected area, state facility, or municipal facility on the basis of a civil offense without a judicial warrant (Sec. 7).
Specifies that if a federal or state law enforcement officer is found to have committed a crime, they shall not have immunity from civil liability (Sec. 9).
Specifies that no federal officer, employee or agent has immunity from actions taken under the direction of federal law (Sec. 10).
Title: Authorizes Residents to Sue Federal Law Enforcement in State Court