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'Your constitutional rights were violated but tough luck, nothing can be done about it because the court is extending special 'good faith' courtesy to the polic
by _DeadFred_ 2y ago
'Your constitutional rights were violated but tough luck, nothing can be done about it because the court is extending special 'good faith' courtesy to the police that you don't get (some animals are more equal than others in court decisions/considerations when minor laws (the fourth amendment) are broken)'.
And people wonder why American's are apathetic to it all. A judge can just wave away constitutional violations all day/every day because 'good faith'.
- garbagewoman 2y agoGo back and reread the comment you replied to. The exception can only happen once, because the precedent doesn’t exist until that ruling is made.
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoGot it, Constitutional rights were violated, but our Constitution, the highest law in the land, has it written in that precedent is put above the Constitution.
- garbagewoman 2y agoNo … no, you haven’t got it