[Freee-dame]

Our INjustice system is just sickening. Why can LEOs who commit a crime in the line of duty be held personally responsible but not federal employees?

[ronnie raygun]

How do we deal with this? The criminal coup is protecting itself

[unread]

"Why can LEOs who commit a crime in the line of duty be held personally responsible but not federal employees?"

The Problem is, the Lawyers.. They have come to the conclusion that they own the courthouse, and thereby, the law is belongs to them. The rest of us are just so much fodder....

Dereliction of duty generally refers to a failure to conform to rules of one's job, which will vary by tasks involved. It is a failure or refusal to perform assigned duties in a satisfactory manner. Dereliction of duty on the part of an employee may be cause for disciplinary action, which will vary by employer. It may refer to a failure by an organization member to abide by the standing rules of its constitution or by-laws or perform the duties of the position appointed to.

[semimojo]

Why can LEOs who commit a crime in the line of duty be held personally responsible but not federal employees?

They can, but this isn't a criminal matter.

[Zenjitsuman]

The coverup and double standard of justice persists.
Members of the Coup will get away with this
until Trump gets back in WH.

They can rely on people like Judas Pence to
make excuses for their actions.