Attention, Ohioans! A revolutionary constitutional amendment proposal is gaining traction, and it could finally bring the accountability our government desperately needs. This proposal aims to eliminate qualified immunity, sovereign immunity, and prosecutorial immunity—legal shields that often protect government officials, police officers, and prosecutors from facing consequences for corruption and misconduct.

This amendment is not just a legal adjustment; it's a call for justice and fairness. For too long, public officials have hidden behind these doctrines to avoid being held accountable for actions that harm citizens. From police misconduct to prosecutorial overreach, these protections often leave victims with no path to justice. It’s time to level the playing field and ensure that no one is above the law.

Why Is This Important?

Qualified Immunity: This doctrine shields government officials, especially police officers, from civil lawsuits unless their actions violate "clearly established" law. This vague standard often leaves victims of police brutality or misconduct without recourse.

Sovereign Immunity: This principle prevents lawsuits against the government itself unless the government consents to be sued. This makes it nearly impossible for citizens to hold government institutions accountable for systemic issues.

Prosecutorial Immunity: Prosecutors are granted near-absolute immunity, even for egregious acts like withholding exculpatory evidence or maliciously prosecuting innocent people. This undermines public trust in the justice system.

What This Amendment Would Do

End Legal Shields: By removing these immunities, the amendment would ensure that public officials can be held accountable for actions that harm citizens.

Encourage Integrity: Without these protections, officials would be incentivized to act ethically, knowing they could face legal consequences for misconduct.

Restore Trust: Accountability is the foundation of democracy. This amendment would rebuild trust between Ohioans and their public servants.

How You Can Help

This proposal won’t make it to the ballot without your support. To succeed, the organizers need thousands of signatures from registered Ohio voters. Here’s how you can get involved:

Sign the Petition: If you’re an Ohio resident, your signature can make a difference.

Spread the Word: Share this article and talk to your friends and family about why this amendment matters.

Volunteer: Help collect signatures or donate to support the campaign.

What’s at Stake?

This is about more than just a legal change—it’s about justice, fairness, and democracy. Ohio has the chance to lead the nation in holding public officials accountable. If successful, this amendment could set a precedent for other states to follow.

Let’s not miss this opportunity. The time for real accountability is now. Together, we can make history.

For updates and ways to get involved, keep checking back here on The Exposer. Let’s expose corruption and fight for a brighter, more just future for Ohio!