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Correction: The developer has not been charged... yet. If you dig into someone's past, you can probably find something, or make it look like there's something
by bb88 1y ago
Correction: The developer has not been charged... yet.
If you dig into someone's past, you can probably find something, or make it look like there's something. Pay informants. Frame people for other crimes. Etc.
When a justice department doesn't believe in the laws they're supposed to uphold, they don't have to follow their own rules. They can send people through the judicial wringer by merely filing a complaint against them.
That in itself is a punishment.
- burnt-resistor 1y agoThere are so many (especially commerce) laws and the lawless regime will find an excuse to deport them to CECOT without due process.
- roody15 1y agoAgree one worrying idea is using rumors to discredit or just put pressure on the individual in question. Can simply monitor the individual and then report any odd behavior to friends, co-workers, etc. The result is the individual has to focus on these issues and will likely seize the behavior. No charges ever even need to be filed, and nothing is illegal on doing this activity.
- spacemadness 1y agoMight be a good career move for a lawyer to represent him since it’s an obvious violation of his rights.