Thursday, May 7, 2020

Time Law And Enforcement Be Applied Evenly To All MCO Violators


MCO violations are serious matters in the fight against the uncompromising Covid 19 monster.

Most people do subscribe to that. No question about it.

However, enforcement and court decisions against violators must be applied evenly so that no one will feel that he is targeted and treated differently just because of his status.

We have heard and read of violators been put in lockups, handcuffed, dressed in orange prison garb and herded to the courts, fined and even jailed, while some others were only called to have their statements recorded and eventually only fined.

Like this report here about a single mother complaining about how she had been treated while some others seemed to have got it easy.

No one, including ministers, should be treated differently just because of his or her status or position. That is as it should be as the law is supposed to be blind and applied evenly and fairly without regard to status or position.

In England, even the man responsible for the government's lockdown policy resigned because he admitted to have himself violated the lockdown he stood for.

We must all be responsible and own up where we fail.

 Law and enforcement must be applied evenly and fairly.

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