The problem with the "let the courts decide if it is unjust" is that the unjust law will already be passed and imposed on people, and their rights are being trampled on, all the while it needs to go thru the legal system to say whether it is just or not? What if takes 2 years for a ruling... that means citizens can be victim of unjust laws during that time?
No! That's not the problem with unjust laws. The problem with them is the same than it has always been, since the middle ages. The enforcers and judges are employed by, thus dependent on, the lawmaker, which takes any fairness out of the equation.
Cops like 5-0 and Ochmude are a minority. They follow they moral compass instead of going by the book. Even amongst civilians, that is kinda rare nowadays. I have no doubt those two would rather quit than to break their oath. Not sure about many other cops out there.
Yes, an unconstitutional law is null and void. Morally. In the real world, resisting any kind of law will get you some time in the grey walled bar. Actively fighting them will get you a 62 grain hollowpoint in the guts, and the rest of all the nice, law abiding sheeples will just think that you got what you deserve.
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