Re:It’s not easy to control police use of tech, even with a law
by jdasdf on Tuesday September 28, 2021 @12:46PM
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Hence the:
>There should be nothing that the executive branch does in terms of investigation and prosecution, that the average citizen should be legally barred from doing.
>This includes prosecuting crimes in criminal court, requesting and enforcing warrants, and so on.
>The only difference between an average citizen and the government employees doing these things should be that the government employes are being paid to do these things as a full time job.
If the cops botch their investigations... Well there's nothing stopping anyone else from conducting their own. Might as well conduct one into the cops botching of the investigation too.
>There should be nothing that the executive branch does in terms of investigation and prosecution, that the average citizen should be legally barred from doing.
>This includes prosecuting crimes in criminal court, requesting and enforcing warrants, and so on.
>The only difference between an average citizen and the government employees doing these things should be that the government employes are being paid to do these things as a full time job.
If the cops botch their investigations... Well there's nothing stopping anyone else from conducting their own. Might as well conduct one into the cops botching of the investigation too.