> based on good judgement but most of the time you can ignore it it. When it comes to laws and the American justice system we should absolutely ask where does

> based on good judgement but most of the time you can ignore it it. When it comes to laws and the American justice system we should absolutely ask where does it end. I have yet to see a law use good judgement. And sometimes that "judgement" leaves people dead. Philando Castile died for driving while black. In fact, there was no reason to pull him over other than the fact that he may have looked like a suspect. So no I do not give the justice system in this country any common sense. It has proven repeatedly not to operate with any.