The Role of Qualified Immunity in Police Accountability

Authors

Stephanie Ferner
Wyndal Gordon
Lance LoRusso
Roger C. Hartley, The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of LawFollow

Streaming Media

Document Type

Event

Publication Date

2-19-2021

Abstract

On February 19, 2021, the Black Law Students Association (BLSA), Criminal Law Society (CLS), Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council, Federalist Society, and Street Law jointly presented a program on “The Role of Qualified Immunity in Police Accountability. Denise Isaac (3L) welcomed the group, outlining the importance of events like this in discussing the role of qualified immunity and its legal and practical ties to the topic of police accountability. Isaac thanked the student organizations and their executive boards for bringing the topic to the Catholic Law community, and for their shared belief that “qualified immunity transcends the issues of political discourse.”

Recommended Citation

Ferner, Stephanie; Gordon, Wyndal; LoRusso, Lance; and Hartley, Roger C., "The Role of Qualified Immunity in Police Accountability" (2021). Other Lectures & Events. 46.
https://scholarship.law.edu/other_lectures/46