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Law enforcement enforces laws. If they correctly do so, then their actions are not criminal. You may not like the laws theu enforce, but the way to address that
by TheAdamAndChe 5y ago
Law enforcement enforces laws. If they correctly do so, then their actions are not criminal. You may not like the laws theu enforce, but the way to address that is not to abolish LE, but to fix the law.
- kemonocode 5y agoThey shouldn't be above the laws they enforce, yet they typically are (e.g. qualified immunity). I agree with one thing though, the solution is not to abolish LE, but just as with asset seizure which is what TFA was about, checks and balances should be in place and should work properly.
- Sohcahtoa82 5y agoThe law doesn't matter when cops either don't know the law themselves or willfully and knowingly break the law because they know they'll get away with it. For example, the Supreme Court has ruled that you have a Constitutional right to record the police, and yet, some police are still trying to arrest people for recording them.