We (the US) imprison people indefinitely for not turning over encryption keys and passwords. We search and copy laptops and phones at borders, with no kind of

We (the US) imprison people indefinitely for not turning over encryption keys and passwords. We search and copy laptops and phones at borders, with no kind of court order. We put non-dangerous people in jail for weeks because they can't pay $500 bond, even though it costs us more to have them in jail than to just forgo the bond payment. It was just on 60 Minutes last night that in Cook County IL, people are being held in prison so long before being convicted, that by the time they are convicted, they've already served their sentence, and often have served way more than their sentence. I can forgive the Chinese for killing or imprisoning US spies. I'm sure we do the same thing or worse. As far as I'm concerned, the US has lost any moral high ground when it comes to imprisonment.