Mississippi SB2365 would allow civil claims against police officers for violations of state constitutional rights.
Mississippi SB2365 amends the state's immunity law to allow civil claims against employees of governmental entities for acts or omissions related to police protection where violations of state constitutional rights are alleged. This bill provides an exception to the general immunity for governmental entities and their employees, allowing such claims to proceed in court. The bill specifies that immunity does not apply when constitutional rights are violated by police officers.
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