There's a whole host of laws that people break daily. Even a book about it "3 felonies a day".

Most of those 'crimes' shouldnt be. And thats what parts of the jury nullification movements are all about; judging the law BEFORE judging the person.

Also the more data captured about every human, the more criminality can be found, especially in things that shouldnt have ever been criminal. And having higher "bust" numbers and proof of evil criminality element (regular humans doing normal things that are criminalized by the elite) then allows them to write bigger checks for more pervasive surveillance.

Its the classic long tail, and exponential cost increases for of a logarithmic decay of detection.

Our society could restart with a good review of all laws. And those laws with nobody else harmed should be scrapped.