Publious,
The Bill of Rights begins with these words:
Congress Shall Make No Law...
Respect that. You can't grant legal immunity to any class of citizens or organizations functioning in the US. That is the Judiciary's job, not the legislative branch. How about this, rather than protecting an industry (no matter how dear I hold it), why not look at adopting a "loser pays" system that still gives everybody a day in court, and yet, the frivolous suits hurt the plaintiff?
All these laws that protect doctors from malpractice suits and gun industry from personal liability claims, let's just focus on the "loser pays" system and rid ourselves of a whole lot of trial lawyers who live off of settlements rather than actually winning their day in court?
The Bill of Rights begins with these words:
Congress Shall Make No Law...
Respect that. You can't grant legal immunity to any class of citizens or organizations functioning in the US. That is the Judiciary's job, not the legislative branch. How about this, rather than protecting an industry (no matter how dear I hold it), why not look at adopting a "loser pays" system that still gives everybody a day in court, and yet, the frivolous suits hurt the plaintiff?
All these laws that protect doctors from malpractice suits and gun industry from personal liability claims, let's just focus on the "loser pays" system and rid ourselves of a whole lot of trial lawyers who live off of settlements rather than actually winning their day in court?