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Supreme Court backs officer seeking immunity from Vermont House protester’s excessive force claims

The Supreme Court ruled the officer was shielded by qualified immunity, reversing the Second Circuit despite claims of permanent injury and psychological harm to the protester.

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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that a Vermont state police sergeant is entitled to qualified immunity in a lawsuit brought by a protester who said she was injured when an officer used a wristlock to remove her from a sit-in at the state capitol.

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, March 23, 2026.
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