The question is moot: (Was: Not crypto, but scary.)

Robert Rothenburg Walking-Owl rrothenb at ic.sunysb.edu
Sun Feb 12 10:23:14 PST 1995


Any punishment on the books for politce who knowingly violate the law seems
pointless, since they can technically be prosecuted for violating civil
rights anyway.  As it is, juries tend to believe police testimony no matter
what side they are on (prosecution or defense).

It's rare that police are prosecuted for brutaliy cases, and corruption
trials fizzle out because of the "blue wall" effect.







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