Post #26700 by onepoorguy on the US Policy board

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I won't speak for the OP. The convict is different, but must not be treated differently. SCOTUS has given the convict broad protections, so the prosecution has had to alter their case a bit. None of us would be given such protections, so it is different. But within that constraints, the convict needs to be treated as any other scofflaw would be.

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