SANTA RITA, Calif.—In Alabama and Louisiana, the state prisons “sell” their convicts to private companies, many of them fast food firms, to go out and work, for a dollar or two a day. Unions call that, literally, slavery. But Santa Rita, Calif.
  • jonne@infosec.pub
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    11 days ago

    Yep, they should have standing to sue for constitutional violations. It’s slavery even by the standards laid out by the constitution.

    Of course, that’s assuming a judiciary that actually cares about the constitution.