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Angelbaby7
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Freedom of speech, you cannot sue someone for words or opinions. |
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Ancient Warrior DogueDe Bordeaux
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no, free speech is not only for the minorities |
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Jeff
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Good luck proving it in court.
If the only evidence you have is your word, and the only evidence the cop has is his word, guess who the judge is going to believe.
But if you have it on tape, you might want to send it to the local news instead. |
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Mongo
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No. He has freedom of apeech. And, people are to sue happy these days. |
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Nally L
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no but u can get him lose his job..
cause i had a friend and the cop told him go back where u came from..2weeks later he lost his job |
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slushpile reader
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Nope, that whole freedom of speech thing.
That doesn't include threats though... |
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Lacye F
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Yes you can. Just contact your lawyer and tell him or her everything that was said. |
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Melba Toast
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No but you can report him to his superior. |
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peter a
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yes if u have a solid evidence or witness. |
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Pythagoras
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You'd have to prove damages. How did he hurt you? |
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Don H If both parents are albino
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If you have a witness write a letter to the chief of Police. Write one anyway because the cop has probably had comp[laints before and they will believe you. |
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Inspector?
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I HOPE SO !
MOST OF THEM ARE CROOKED ANYWAY. |
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Hollywood614
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Actually if it offended you then yes because there is a limit on freedom of speech. And racism is against the law and police officers are not above the law! |
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Lloyd Braun
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Not sure about sue, but you can report him. |
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ranger_co_1_75
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You can sue anyone for anything. You just won't get money unless you can show a loss.
Normally in this type of situation, you will end up with attorney fees and court cost, but no award from a jury or court because you can't show a monetary loss.
The best thing to do in this case is to contact the police department and report it. Any cop using racist remarks in this day is a liability for the department and will not have credibility in court when testifying. |
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NEO PIRATE
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You have to be able to prove it. |
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Amy CHEESE
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Depends-whats the word? |
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Saul Malone
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yes, just talk to a lawyer or go to the sheriff department |
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huntingfishingjuan
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Go right ahead and if that works for you then please let me know ..................................anyone can sue anyone for anything. there is nothing stopping you from forming a law suit. The real question is "Will I win" |
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Derek
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You can sue anybody for anything. |
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mule0331
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No. Suing wouldn't be correct, because whats the basis of the suit? Reprting it to the Department he or she works is the better option. He has committed no crime, however ignorant it may have been. |
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booman17
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Only teh PC police. Words are words, there is no law pertaining to diction with the exception of words that could potentially cause harm, Like yelling Fire in a crowded theatre. |
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smiley_face_boxers
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No, you can probably file a complaint with the department. They have to babysit the scum bag, pieces of $#!+ all day and night, so I can imagine they get frustrated and let some words fly, that they probably shouldn't.
If you weren't committing a crime, he might not have called you (or your friend) what he/she did. |
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