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If you consider the murder closure rate in most cities, selective enforcement of violent crimes seems absolutely normal - the cops simply will not find everyone
by nemomarx 3y ago
If you consider the murder closure rate in most cities, selective enforcement of violent crimes seems absolutely normal - the cops simply will not find everyone who kills someone and track them down. They're not very good at it.
This undermines a lot of the certainty of punishment and therefore the deterring factor of law enforcement, of course.
- kelnos 3y agoNot sure what you're trying to assert here, though. You bring up selective enforcement, but then describe a lack of competence in solving murders. I suppose both things can be happening, but they are not the same thing.