Abolishing Qualified Immunity
How the Law Shields Power and Fails the People

Qualified immunity is one of the most powerful—and least understood—legal doctrines in modern American law. Created by the courts and expanded over decades, it often shields government officials from being held accountable when constitutional rights are violated.In Abolishing Qualified Immunity, Special Ed explores the origins of this doctrine, the landmark cases that shaped it, and real examples where victims were denied justice.This book asks a critical question: If constitutional rights cannot be enforced in court, do those rights truly exist at all?