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Sort of. You need to understand that once you commit a crime, you lose many rights you previously had (e.g. to vote). Not to mention that once you're dead (as
by dvt 11y ago
Sort of.
You need to understand that once you commit a crime, you lose many rights you previously had (e.g. to vote). Not to mention that once you're dead (as in the San Bernardino case), you arguably lose all of your rights.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoProperty rights are still observed for dead people. And copyrights. Taxes continue to be calculated after death. So not all your rights.
- greydius 11y agoThe problem isn't that the government wants to infringe on the rights of a deceased criminal. The problem is that by doing so, every citizens' rights are in jeopardy.