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> is a fundamental violation of constitutional rights That's one thing I don't understand: why isn't violation of Constitutional Rights a crime in itself? I me
by 1024core 8y ago
> is a fundamental violation of constitutional rights
That's one thing I don't understand: why isn't violation of Constitutional Rights a crime in itself? I mean, speeding by 10mph on a road with noone around gets you at least a ticket; but violating someone's rights? Nothing. Of course, by definition, this can be done only by government actors, but I still feel that there should be a price to pay even for government actors when they violate the fundamental law of the land.