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It's unclear whether this applies to state law enforcement or only the citizenship. It also seems to focus not on "invalidating the defense" but on "punishing t
by TheRealPomax 2y ago
It's unclear whether this applies to state law enforcement or only the citizenship. It also seems to focus not on "invalidating the defense" but on "punishing the developers" which is more than a little weird.
- inetknght 2y ago> It's unclear whether this applies to state law enforcement or only the citizenship A few months ago I might have pointed out that nobody is above the law. Alas, you now have a damn good point.
- TheRealPomax 2y agoIf you still thought police obeyed the law a few months ago, that's a pretty damning admission given all the reporting to the contrary over the past decade
- inetknght 2y ago> If you still thought police obeyed the law a few months ago I didn't say that. I said nobody's above the law. There are plenty of police who commit crimes. It's sad and unfortunate that many of them get away with their crimes. But many of them also do not.