I suspect that will work as effectively as it currently does when a judge gets involved in a police shooting to the back of an unarmed civilian... which is to s

I suspect that will work as effectively as it currently does when a judge gets involved in a police shooting to the back of an unarmed civilian... which is to say, kangaroo court oversight, at best. The courts are far too often lenient when they needn't be because the officers and the judiciary are ostensibly on "the same side", ergo a broad degree of latitude is afforded the police that would otherwise be reserved for the ruling class for infractions that would almost certainly land either of us in prison.