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I'm not living in the US, but that's crap. It's one of the top principles of state of laws that governmental power is constrained by law which also applys to th
by irundebian 8y ago
I'm not living in the US, but that's crap. It's one of the top principles of state of laws that governmental power is constrained by law which also applys to the state and its bodies hence also for the police and its officers. I think you're mixing something up.
- masonic 8y agothat's crap. No, he's correct in the USA. It's been affirmed in case law multiple times.
- irundebian 8y agoProofs please. And case law doesn't disprove the validity of state of law principles.