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Officials fooling the politicians with fingers-crossed-behind-back weasel words. Wantonly creating "exemptions" for themselves to disobey clear laws. All while
by noonespecial 10y ago
Officials fooling the politicians with fingers-crossed-behind-back weasel words. Wantonly creating "exemptions" for themselves to disobey clear laws. All while knowingly hurting individuals and damaging communities for a few scraps of extorted money.
The level of Evil here (yes with the cap) has reached cartoon villain proportions.
We probably need a constitutional amendment (the current interpretation of the 8th doesn't seem to be cutting it) detailing prisoners' rights and a separate federal oversight organisation to enforce it. States seem to have been goofing at this for quite some time now and seem powerless to stop it.
- Animats 10y agoCalifornia used to have a Prisoners' Bill of Rights. It was repealed in 1994.[1] The California Police Officers Bill of Rights was passed in 1974.[2] [1] http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-05/news/mn-42375_1_prisoners-rights http://articles.latimes.com/1994-04-05/news/mn-42375_1_priso... [2] http://www.ocregister.com/articles/-225344--.html http://www.ocregister.com/articles/-225344--.html
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