Judicial systems are meant to apply laws contextually based on actual facts, not condemn anyone who falls into a gray area.
But that's hard, and maybe unfair, and it barely scales.
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Somewhat more productively, one wonders if this is a side effect of there being simply so many ways to get pulled into court--parking citation, drug possession, etc. I could understand if we took a more bureaucratic approach simply to keep up with the "demand".
But that's hard, and maybe unfair, and it barely scales.
EDIT:
Somewhat more productively, one wonders if this is a side effect of there being simply so many ways to get pulled into court--parking citation, drug possession, etc. I could understand if we took a more bureaucratic approach simply to keep up with the "demand".