This resolution proposes establishing a "Bill of Rights" to support United States law enforcement personnel nationwide, recognizing their essential work in protecting communities. It explicitly condemns calls to "defund," "disband," or "abolish" the police, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the rule of law. The core purpose is to ensure that law enforcement officers have certain rights during investigations into alleged misconduct, promoting a fair administration of justice. Key provisions of this proposed "Bill of Rights" include an officer's inherent right to self-defense , legal recourse against assault, and protection from physical harassment. During investigations, officers would have the right to counsel and a union representative present, to be informed of the nature of the investigation and allegations, and to not be subjected to offensive language or threats. Furthermore, it grants officers the right to a hearing with advance notification and access to relevant documents, the opportunity to respond to adverse accusations, and protection against discipline for exercising their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent unless granted immunity. The resolution encourages states to adopt similar protections for law enforcement personnel.