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Servamus – Fearing the Image of the Vancouver Police
Drivers – non-criminal citizens from whom the police derive their power – are having their fear of being ticketed isolated, transformed into a fear of the police, and capitalized upon to drive a policy goal that in and of itself should never pass Section 1 muster.
Could the momentum of enshrining the police vs. citizens paradigm lead to the political annihilation of servamus? In other words, could the potential transformative effects on society of engendering a public fear of police be out of proportion with traffic safety objectives? Continue reading
Posted in Civil Liberties, Humanities, Legal Explorations
Tagged big brother, Civil Liberties, democracy, fear, oakes, police cutouts, servamus, vancouver police
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