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Yes. As noted in the article, the now-extensive reach and power of CPS-type investigations is the most damaging typical harrassment. Other parents concerns are
by rubidium 8y ago
Yes. As noted in the article, the now-extensive reach and power of CPS-type investigations is the most damaging typical harrassment. Other parents concerns are annoying but a bit silly. Cops don't have much legal ground in the minor things, as noted. But CPS can pretty do whatever it wants.
- blattimwind 8y agoI'm always fascinated by sentiments given by people living in the self-declared land of freedom of the form: > Cops don't [...]. But [govt agency] can do whatever they want. It seems to me as-if there aren't many real freedoms beyond the first one.