New York Post Article RatingNo 'moral compass': Hochul waffles on qualified immunity for NY cops
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94% Very Conservative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : In a questionnaire submitted to Manhattan's Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club before the June 28 Democratic primary, Hochul said she "supports efforts to increase accountability and transparency in law enforcement," suggesting that she favored eliminating qualified immunity.30% : "She just flaps away in the wind, only disclosing her positions when her political 8 Ball reveals what she should say and do next."Eugene O'Donnell, a former NYPD cop and professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, also said the potential elimination of qualified immunity statewide would be a "disaster" and that "Gov. Hochul needs to lead.""It's not a partisan issue, it's a practical issue," he said.
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