Private organizations may avoid civil liability and lawsuits by employing off-duty public peace officers in a private security capacity.

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Employing off-duty public peace officers in a private security capacity does not inherently shield private organizations from civil liability or lawsuits. The actions of the officers, while working in a private capacity, can still lead to legal actions against the organization if those actions result in harm or violate laws.

Private Organizations May Avoid Civil Liability and Lawsuits by Employing