THE WABASH WATCHDOG: INDEPENDENT NEWS & ACCOUNTABILITY
Covering Tippecanoe & Carroll Counties with truth, grit, and transparency
The Cure for Conspiracies
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 7
A narcotics dog cannot testify, cannot explain what it smelled, and cannot distinguish between what is illegal and what the law has chosen to make lawful. Yet its behavior—interpreted by a handler—can still unlock a warrantless search. When reward cues, ambiguous alerts, and outdated drug-war assumptions are treated as probable cause, justice doesn’t merely err.…
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: CONCLUSION
A system that predictably strips liberty, discourages scrutiny, and externalizes harm is not malfunctioning—it is operating as designed.
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 6
When defendants are used as informants, the state outsources danger without assuming responsibility—leaving harm uncounted and unaddressed.
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 5
When prosecution is institutionally supported and defense is not, justice resolves faster than it is tested.
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 3
In Indiana, bail does not restore liberty. It redirects defendants into a system of detention, supervision, and fees that drains defense funds before guilt is ever adjudicated.
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Canine Conspiracy
