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U.S. 5th Circuit Judge Don Willett has written in an opinion that that qualified immunity is “Kevlar-coated” against reform and “smacks of qualified impunity. | Unsplash
With law enforcement reform a lasting hot ticket topic for lawmakers, policy experts and the public, the possibility of qualified immunity may soon become impossible or at the least much more difficult to attain by officers who are the subjects of civil rights violation cases. 
Under current law victims of police violence must fight for their chance to be heard in court; the plaintiffs must be able to prove that the officer violated a constitutional right, and that the constitutional right was clearly established when the offense occurred. Without proof of both of these, the officer is granted qualified immunity and the victim loses their chance to see their alleged offender stand trial.  ....

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