Unconstitutional and Unjust: The Case Against No-Knock Warrants and Qualified Immunity
The use of "no-knock warrants" and qualified immunity are two highly debated topics in the United States. While some argue that these policies help law enforcement officers do their jobs more effectively, others argue that they are unconstitutional and need to be reformed. In this article, we will discuss why "no-knock warrants" could be seen as unconstitutional and why qualified immunity should be eliminated.