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CT SB00775
Bill
Status
1/29/2021
Primary Sponsor
Kevin Kelly
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AI Summary
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Delays implementation of use of force statute changes from April 1, 2021 to October 1, 2022, and restores language allowing deadly force when "threatened infliction of serious injury" is present
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Repeals changes to qualified immunity established in the Police Accountability Act and removes limits on consent searches during motor vehicle stops
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Reduces penalties for officers who fail to intervene or report misconduct so they cannot exceed penalties for the underlying unlawful act
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Replaces references to "unreasonable, excessive or illegal use of force" with "criminal use of force" and removes de-escalation requirements from use of force statutes
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Protects officers from discipline based solely on mental health assessments or seeking mental health services, and provides good faith protection for officers managing crowds
Legislative Description
An Act Revising Public Act 20-1 Of The July Special Session, Also Known As The Police Accountability Act.
Last Action
Referred to Joint Committee on Judiciary
1/29/2021