If this is two oblique of an answer. Consider this. The same principles can be applied in two near identical circumstances and come up with quite different conc

If this is two oblique of an answer. Consider this. The same principles can be applied in two near identical circumstances and come up with quite different conclusions. For example, vigilante justice or mafia-led street enforcement activities can be considered criminal acts, even if it would come to the same results and verdicts as a law enforcement operation and/or judicial process. I don't think anybody is proposing banning police officials because they lawfully "kidnapped and trafficked" someone by arresting them.