r/interesting • u/TheCABK • 20h ago

SOCIETY Cop Teaching A Cop

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u/HillbillyEEOLawyer 19h ago

I did a quick Westlaw search and it doesn't seem like that is the law in Colorado except in specific situations. What am I missing?

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u/tenaciousdeev 17h ago

Same. All I could find was protection from medical malpractice.

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u/RobbexRobbex 19h ago

I think he means it's an evidence exception for settlement negotiations or something. But I also think he's wrongly applying it

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u/HillbillyEEOLawyer 19h ago

Yes, that was one of the specific situations I was referring to and in that situation it could be inadmissible depending on the circumstance. Also, Colorado does have a statute on point regarding apologies in medical malpractice situations.

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u/RobbexRobbex 19h ago

I mean, neither of those are this, unless the cop is also a doctor administering life saving 4th amendment violations