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Originally Posted by finnbow
There's little doubt about a forthcoming civil case. As for "for profit law enforcement," for the most part, lawmakers devise such schemes, not police departments. They can't get (re)elected by raising taxes, so they devise other ways (e.g., traffic cameras).
Many have. Here's a snapshot:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_...-case_analysis
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And law enforcement keep the politicians in their hip pockets. How else could police unions ever negotiate such employment contracts? In the real world these contracts would be a laughing matter.
Ask Bill de Basio how he feels about his PD. In a private industry they would all be shit canned for insubordination. But can he? I will bet that the entire police force in this country will go on strike regardless what is stipulated on their contracts.