Ashli Babbitt's family weighs lawsuit in Capitol shooting death

Washington Examiner ^ | 3/9/21 | Jake Dima

[gloryblaze]

What has the world come to - the family of a crisis-actor is going to file suit for something that didn’t happen? ~/Q

That darn plan.

[SuperLuminal]

Weird!
Why should there be any need to waste tome “considering” it?
Sue the bastards...
Or find other avenues for revenge...

[cuz1961]

Q?

Nice try.

Never believed any Q

[2harddrive]

David Bailey is his name. Killing white folks is his game.

[Ninaq]

They should certainly be able to push for information that is being withheld from them. They should sue that there is a cover up.
What law is there that information in a lawsuit can be withheld from the family?

[2harddrive]

David Bailey is his name. Killing white folks is his game.

[2harddrive]

David Bailey is his name. Killing white folks is his game.

[mooncoin]

What’s there to discover? Qualified immunity also applies.

[WashingtonSource]

Thanks for spreading the news about his name.

[beef]

“What’s there to discover?”

I would like to know why he shot a woman who had no weapon. Did he think she had a weapon? What made him think that? What were his orders? These question are asked when black people get shot. White people deserve the same.

[mooncoin]

Once the officer files motion to dismiss on the basis of qualified immunity, there’s no right to pretrial discovery.

Both libs and conservatives should join to get rid of, or sharply curtail, qualified immunity but it won’t happen sadly - mainly because libs like it when cons get shot by the police, and cons like it when libs get shot by the police.