New York's legislature has passed a bill to make prosecutors accountable for misconduct (denying suspects a fair trial).
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New York's legislature has passed a bill to make prosecutors accountable for misconduct (denying suspects a fair trial).
Thugs in Venezuela kill people at will, then fake evidence of a fictional gunfight to justify it.
The UK disguises some of its sales of bombs to Salafi Arabia.
A restaurant owner refused to serve Sarah Sanders, who has the job of running supposed "press briefings" for the White House, holding her responsible for taking refugee children and adolescents away from their parents.
It would be a mistake to hold government employees in general responsible for specific actions, other than those directly involved in carrying them out. For instance, a national park ranger or meat inspector would not be culpable for this at all. Even some cabinet secretaries might have nothing to do with it.
However, Ms Sanders works visibly and directly for the president. We can presume she supports all the president's policies if she does not denounce them or quit.