>In failed rule of law states, it has often happened that former politicians were/are criminalized. If they were "criminalized" and no one had the power to loc

>In failed rule of law states, it has often happened that former politicians were/are criminalized. If they were "criminalized" and no one had the power to lock them up, there was no rule of law in the first place. There was a dictatorship masquerading as a democracy. "The Democratic People's Republic of Korea"