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What implications does this have for those who may have been convicted of a felony based on those 40,000 violations? Scary thought that chances are... of those
by jamesbressi 16y ago
What implications does this have for those who may have been convicted of a felony based on those 40,000 violations?
Scary thought that chances are... of those truly guilty and convicted, there's at least one or a few who committed a heinous crime and could now walk from illegal/improper police work. That's just as scary as violating other's rights and wrongful convictions.
Another loss for liberty and safety.
- dstorrs 16y ago> [criminals going free is] just as scary as violating other's rights and wrongful convictions. I disagree. There will always be evil in the world; one criminal more or less is a drop in the bucket. What truly hurts a nation is when innocent citizens cannot be sure that their innocence will protect them from their own legal system.