

Short Circuit 262 | Shielded
Mar 8, 2023
In this episode, the podcast discusses Professor Joanna Schwartz's book 'Shielded' and explores procedural barriers to civil rights lawsuits. They delve into four cases that highlight the difficulties in holding law enforcement accountable. The concept of qualified immunity is examined extensively, along with its impact on dismissing cases involving constitutional violations. The limitations of Bivens actions and state common law remedies are discussed, as well as a case involving strip search allegations and federal law enforcement's interaction with state and local agencies.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
A Special Episode Discussing 'Shielded' and Procedural Barriers to Civil Rights Lawsuits
03:44 • 2min
Introductions of Seth Stotten and Carlos Vasquez
05:59 • 2min
Shielded: Uncovering Barriers to Justice
07:31 • 4min
Manrovers' Pape: A Landmark Supreme Court Case
11:04 • 6min
Examining Qualified Immunity and Other Barriers in Holding Law Enforcement Accountable
16:52 • 2min
Qualified Immunity and Its Impact on Constitutional Violations
18:37 • 21min
Violation of Substantive Due Process
40:04 • 16min
The Limitations of Bivens Actions and State Common Law Remedies
56:10 • 18min
Federal Law Enforcement and Strip Search Allegations
01:14:27 • 17min