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I assume this meant only that their org chart didn’t eventually merge with the police’s. Kind of like SREs at google.
by zwkrt 5y ago
I assume this meant only that their org chart didn’t eventually merge with the police’s. Kind of like SREs at google.
- stonemetal12 5y agoThat makes more sense. I get that it is mostly a states rights issue, but I have always thought that Police crime should be handled by FBI + Federal courts.
- rootusrootus 5y agoI think that at least in theory that is how it is intended to work. But it doesn't really solve the issue, because it's still a strict hierarchy. So the top enforcement organization is hard to force accountability on. And like you said, states rights and all that, it might be outside the Constitutional powers of the federal government to actually do this. On the bright side, I suppose, getting at least one state to build a model of a working checks & balance system on police is a lot easier than making it happen federally.