The rules and laws allowing the federal government to take over a state case against a federal agent seem much more damaging.

The cops involved in the most recent Minneapolis shooting will almost certainly face no repercussions because of this. The state can bring a case but the feds are clearly uninterested, they would simply take the case into federal court and spike it.

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cataphract 8 hours ago | parent | next [-]

That's not how it works. When a state prosecution of a federal officer is removed to federal court, it's still the state prosecutor who's in charge. The problem is that as long as they were performing their duties they get a lot of leeway. A recent case was a cyclist killed by a DEA agent that ran a stop sign. Case dismissed: federal agents tailing someone don't have to respect state traffic laws.

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themaninthedark 8 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

The state can't bring charges against a federal agent enforcing federal law, otherwise southern states could have sued the federal agents enforcing integration.

https://youtu.be/LuRFcYAO8lI?si=3n5XRqABhotw8Qrw

	▲	_heimdall 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's incorrect. States can bring charges, they will almost certainly be thrown out or moved to federal court outside of the state's control.