A Case of Lawless Law-Enforcement

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“Dark Power,” the lawyer called it, “government power wielded secretively for vengeance and intimidation.”  The federal judge was disgusted by the “police-state arrogance of some elected prosecutors…. and stopped a partisan abuse of law enforcement that was masquerading as political hygiene….”

CLICK HERE to read George Will’s, “A case of lawless law-enforcement,” and see the acts of one brave U.S. District Judge, Rudolph T. Randa, sitting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  

Judge Randa, rejecting the prosecutor's whining about their 11th Amendment protection that limits federal judicial powers in the states, said, "if the defendants [the prosecutors] are violating the plaintiffs' constitutional rights, the Eleventh Amendment (to the U.S. Constitution) does not apply and the plaintiffs are entitled to injunctive relief."