It occurs to me

so how strong is a citizens arrest?

or you just want no public security so the poors are dependant on private security ?

that's no security.
Unfortunately a citizens arrest is fraught with peril. YOU, as a civilian, are REQUIRED to know the law. Perform a citizens arrest without actual legal justification and YOU are going to jail for kidnapping and unlawful restraint

Is there a flaw in your character that prevents you from providing for your own security, and that of others?
 
Unfortunately a citizens arrest is fraught with peril. YOU, as a civilian, are REQUIRED to know the law. Perform a citizens arrest without actual legal justification and YOU are going to jail for kidnapping and unlawful restraint

Is there a flaw in your character that prevents you from providing for your own security, and that of others?
tell us the law on citizens arrest.

your information-free shaming attempts are pointless.

security for non rich people is a government function.
 
tell us the law on citizens arrest.

your information-free shaming attempts are pointless.

security for non rich people is a government function.
it varies from state to state. Texas law gives some power to civilians to arrest a person in the active commission of a felony.

so you have no shame. got it.

governments ONLY function is to safeguard the rights of it's people. It is not required, nor obligated, to protect the citizenry.
 
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it varies from state to state. Texas law gives some power to civilians to arrest a person in the active commission of a felony.

so you have no shame. got it.

governments ONLY function is to safeguard the rights of it's people. It is not required, nor obligated, to protect the citizenry.
it is the main function of government to protect the citizenry.

you're fucked in the head.
 
it is the main function of government to protect the citizenry.

you're fucked in the head.
  • Warren v. District of Columbia (1981): D.C. Court of Appeals ruled that police owe a general public duty, not a specific duty to individual citizens.
  • DeShaney v. Winnebago County (1989): U.S. Supreme Court ruled the government has no constitutional duty to protect a child from an abusive father.
  • Castle Rock v. Gonzales (2005): Supreme Court ruled police have no constitutional duty to enforce a restraining order to protect a person from harm.
 
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