> Sometimes a law is just on its face and unjust in its application.
When is it just in its application?
More often than not, I would argue.
There's a reason that due process is a thing, it's more commonly upheld than it's not, no matter what rhetoric you've been spun by a fear-mongering media.
More often than not, I would argue.
There's a reason that due process is a thing, it's more commonly upheld than it's not, no matter what rhetoric you've been spun by a fear-mongering media.