"The Law Enforcement Integrity Act"; create to authorize civil liability.

Summary

The bill would hold state, county, city and other government agencies liable for injuries caused when their law‑enforcement officers violate a person’s state or federal constitutional rights. Victims could sue the agency (and the officer in limited cases) for up to $2 million, and must file within three years. The measure removes many of the legal shields that currently protect governments from such lawsuits.

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