Now this is not right!

[greenriverman1]

These folks should be brought up on charges.

http://www.wbko.com/home/headlines/67738552.html

[RoadToad]

This is one of those cases where the law is not right, because apparently what they did, while definitely unethical, was perfectly legal.

[patrick_campbell17]

might check out US v. Lopez-Lukis. it deals with "intangible rights", which basically assures ethical actions by public officials. just more food for thought.

[greenriverman1]

might check out US v. Lopez-Lukis. it deals with "intangible rights", which basically assures ethical actions by public officials. just more food for thought.

I'm sure that there could have been arrest made.