A proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution would make it easier to sue police and other public employees. The Ohio ...

Although a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to eliminate qualified immunity doesn't target police, law enforcement ...

A campaign aiming to eliminate legal immunity that protect police, prosecutors, teachers and other public employees in Ohio from certain civil lawsuits soon will begin petitioning across the state ...

An amendment to shut down the legal shield covering police officers and other government employees in Ohio can go forward ...

The sixth time was the charm for a group trying to end qualified immunity in Ohio as a proposed constitutional amendment ...

The court previously ruled that Yost could not reject summary petition language based on the title of an amendment.

Three months after turning away a proposed constitutional amendment that would end qualified immunity in Ohio, Attorney ...

If the Ohio Ballot Board certifies the proposal, organizers will have to gather a qualifying number of signatures before it ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Attorney General Dave Yost on Monday certified summary language of a proposed state constitutional amendment ...

"There was no blueprint for how to respond to a protest encampment," and UCLA used de-escalation in the context of "tense, ...

Ohio AG's office accepts a petition to remove qualified immunity for officers, possibly amending the state constitution.

The U.S. Court of Appeals has denied qualified immunity to an Oklahoma City police officer who shot a 14-year-old in 2019, ...