How Police Unions and Arbitrators Keep Abusive Cops on the Street -- Officers fired for misconduct often appeal the decision and get reinstated by obscure judges in secretive proceedings. [More]The Atlantic, huh?
So they have a good track record for opposing a state monopoly of violence and encouraging true egalitarian power sharing?
No?
[Via Neil W]
2 comments:
"abusive cops" . . . you repeat yourself! "secretive proceedings" . . . police states are now refined to a science with centuries of practice!
"Society entrusts police officers with awesome power."
Entrustment with a Bushmaster?
Maybe the Sandy Hook defendants should introduce this into evidence.
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