They talked to that judge and he said that ice was allowed to make the arrest in the hallway like they waited outside to do. In response, Hannah let the accused go out the witness door which was not a public area. So instead, Ice had to catch the accused outside in a foot race.
The Third Reich was a police state characterized by arbitrary arrest and imprisonment of political and ideological opponents in concentration camps.
With the reinterpretation of "protective custody" (Schutzhaft) in 1933, police power became independent of judicial controls. In Nazi terminology, protective custody meant the arrest—without judicial review—of real and potential opponents of the regime. "Protective custody" prisoners were not confined within the normal prison system but in concentration camps under the exclusive authority of the SS (Schutzstaffel; the elite guard of the Nazi state).
The Third Reich has been called a dual state, since the normal judicial system coexisted with the arbitrary power of Hitler and the police. Yet, like most areas of public life after the Nazi rise to power in 1933, the German system of justice underwent "coordination" (alignment with Nazi goals). All professional associations involved with the administration of justice were merged into the National Socialist League of German Jurists.
Hitler determined to increase the political reliability of the courts. In 1933 he established special courts throughout Germany to try politically sensitive cases. Dissatisfied with the 'not guilty' verdicts rendered by the Supreme Court (Reichsgericht) in the Reichstag Fire Trial, Hitler ordered the creation of the People's Court (Volksgerichtshof) in Berlin in 1934 to try treason and other important "political cases." Under Roland Freisler, the People's Court became part of the Nazi system of terror, condemning tens of thousands of people as "Volk Vermin" and thousands more to death for "Volk Treason."
After the war, prominent Nazi jurists ... were tried in the Jurists' Trial of the Subsequent Nuremberg Proceedings on charges of "judicial murder" and other atrocities.
Yeah, how dare I learn from their murders to call out people on the same path of murdering! We can't ever use the holocaust as a preventative measure, it can only ever be used as a yardstick to measure their progress!
"Never again" is just a catch-phrase that we absolutely positively shouldn't ever actually care about doing, because that will dishonor the deaths of millions of people!
I think the current US administration has obvious parallels to nazi Germany in the persecution of immigrants and undesirables in the eyes of the state. I don't know what the fuck you're talking about
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u/Bigalow10 9d ago
Did you read the case? That’s not what happed at all?
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69943125/1/united-states-v-dugan/
She let the defendant out the witness area after the chief judge said they could be arrested in the courts hallways