> If you witness police misconduct, you do not have the right to impede the police. Wrong. There is a moral right to impede unjust authority. > The agents hav

> If you witness police misconduct, you do not have the right to impede the police. Wrong. There is a moral right to impede unjust authority. > The agents have no duty to provide a warrant to a bystander, even if he is a government official. So you're ignoring the fact that the officers didn't show a warrant to anyone, including the individuals they seized?