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If something is too secret to be in court then isn’t it defective illegal? If you can’t challenge something the government is doing in court how can it ever be
by olliej 4y ago
If something is too secret to be in court then isn’t it defective illegal? If you can’t challenge something the government is doing in court how can it ever be legal?
- avidiax 4y agoIt's Schrodinger's legality. We just refuse to open the box and settle it. This does seem like a terminal vulnerability in the U.S. system. Just make all your unconstitutional activities secret, which makes the only check on them the voting booth, presuming you haven't done anything secret and unconstitutional to reduce the power of voting from almost nothing to nothing. Seems rather similar to parallel construction. Use any method, illegal or not, to crack the case, and then lie in court and say that you figured it out some legal way. Just the government lying to itself for a "good cause".