As a point of order, the root of the problem is the laws under which they are prosecuted--without the existence of the definition of the crime, we could hardly

As a point of order, the root of the problem is the laws under which they are prosecuted--without the existence of the definition of the crime, we could hardly identify somebody who perpetrated it as a criminal, now could we? That's really the root of the issue: there are a large and arbitrary number of laws under which people may be deemed criminals, and that makes just rule difficult.