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Friday, November 17, 2006

Making Crime Obsolete

Based on an original posting, July 2006

How long will it be before an unconvicted murderer (before the trial is concluded) asserts a contravention of Human Rights as simply being accused (of murder) is such a violation. The paradox: when convicted such a violation cannot occur. Conviction is impossible as an accusation can never be made. This makes accusation with respect to any crime against people such a violation.

Technically, crime is obsolete

posted by Louis Brothnias @ 11:14 am