Civil Rights 101: Karen Read Sues the Police
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In this podcast episode of Layman's Law School, attorneys Chace, Reid, and Shawn with "laywoman" host Lindsey break down Karen Read's civil lawsuit, explain what malicious prosecution actually means, discuss qualified immunity, and answer one of the biggest legal questions viewers ask:
Can you actually sue the police?
NOTE: this episode was recorded on 6/12/26 so there may be case updates we were not aware of. Feel free to add any updates relevant to this discussion in the comments!
You'll learn:
✅ Why Karen Read filed a civil lawsuit after her criminal acquittal
✅ The difference between criminal and civil court
✅ What Section 1983 lawsuits are
✅ How qualified immunity works
✅ Why probable cause may be the biggest obstacle
✅ Whether Karen Read is likely to settle or go to trial
Whether you follow the Karen Read case closely or just want to understand how these laws affect everyday people, this episode breaks it down in plain English.
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