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© Twitter The New York City Council recently voted to pass a bill aimed at dismantling what’s known as “qualified immunity,” a legal defense to civil actions filed against police officers and other officials for allegedly violating an individual’s constitutional rights.  New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio (D) is expected to sign the legislation, which comes as the criminal trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin enters its second week. Chauvin is charged with two counts of murder and one manslaughter charge in connection with the death of George Floyd, an event that sparked Black Lives Matter protests across the globe over the perceived overuse of police force against people of color in the United States. The trial boils down to a single factual issue: whether Chauvin crossed the line between the reasonable use of police force to manage the situation and willful criminal activity that contributed to Floyd’s death at the scene. This is a similar question

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