End Qualified Immunity in New York
Albany can lead the nation. When rights are violated, New Yorkers deserve a path to justice. Add your name to restore accountability — because no one is above the law.
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What S176/A1402 Does:
Holds public officials—and public institutions—accountable by:
- Eliminating qualified immunity entirely in New York.
- Creating a state cause of action for civil rights violations.
- Allowing New Yorkers and the Attorney General to bring civil rights cases in state court.
- Holding public entities financially responsible.
- Covering attorney fees in cases where litigation leads to broader policy change.
- Strengthening constitutional protections for every New Yorker.
This is about safeguarding the rights we all rely on — the right to speak freely, the right to be safe in our homes, the right to due process, and the right to equal protection under the law.
Start the Conversation in Your Community
No One Should Be Above the Law is a discussion guide designed to help community members, faith leaders, and organizers talk about accountability and qualified immunity in New York. It includes background information, discussion questions, and practical next steps for hosting a small-group conversation and taking action together.