Oh I think there have been terrible injustices, and appeal ought to be easy and swift. There are injustices everywhere in law enforcement; innocent people get k

Oh I think there have been terrible injustices, and appeal ought to be easy and swift. There are injustices everywhere in law enforcement; innocent people get killed in the US by police because of the policy of carrying guns, combined with rules of engagement covering their use that minimize discretion. But that doesn't mean I'd advocate disarming police in the US, not without a lot of other changes too. The point I'm making is that you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs. There are tradeoffs in public policy, and organized crime is a particularly tough omelette to fry. I'm OK with targeting their binding protein, their assets, with a reduced presumption of innocence, because I think it's works. I'm thinking of the Criminal Assets Bureau in Ireland in particular. http://www.garda.ie/Controller.aspx?Page=28 http://www.garda.ie/Controller.aspx?Page=28