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I don't think there's a law against criminal stupidity and keeping lax discipline. Now the cleanup, there's a problem. The usual and proven way to deal with c

I don't think there's a law against criminal stupidity and keeping lax discipline. Now the cleanup, there's a problem. The usual and proven way to deal with corrupt police is to fire everyone and bring in new people from the other side of the country with no local obligations. But how do you do this in an impoverished county in New Mexico where no one wants to go?

lisper 13y ago
> I don't think there's a law against criminal stupidity and keeping lax discipline. There may not be a law against criminal stupidity, but there is certainly (by definition) a law against criminal negligence (if there weren't a law against it, it wouldn't be criminal). If, for example, the officers' supervisors established a work culture that condoned framing people that could easily rise to the legal standard of criminal negligence.