The Supreme Court's Failure To Protect The Right To Assemble Has Led Directly To Violence Against Protesters
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200820/12133545154/supreme-courts-failure-to-protect-right-to-assemble-has-led-directly-to-violence-against-protesters.shtml
It appears the Supreme Court is unwilling to address a another problem it created.
The first major problem created by the Court has been discussed here quite frequently. Qualified immunity was created by the Supreme Court in 1967 as a way to excuse rash decisions by law enforcement if undertaken in "good faith." Since then, it has only gotten worse. Fifteen years later, the Supreme Court added another factor: a violation of rights must be "clearly established" as a violation before a public servant can be held accountable for violating the right. Further decisions moved courts away from determining whether or not a rights violation took place, relying instead on steadily-decreasing precedent showing this violation was "clearly established."