> The constitution means what conservative judges say it means. I'm not sure to word conservative applies. In the US you are just as likely to get a liberal ju

> The constitution means what conservative judges say it means. I'm not sure to word conservative applies. In the US you are just as likely to get a liberal judge as a conservative one in a local trial court. Most cases are never appealed, at the state level, it depends on the state if it's conservative/liberal, and at the Federal level we have judges appointed by both conservative, moderate and liberal presidents. > It also can't stop the police carrying out violent retaliation against dissidents. It can, however make violence expensive. We're seeing case after case cost local governments hundreds of thousands of dollars for civil rights violations and excessive force. The great equalizer has been cameras.