"We consistently see black folk are criminalized and killed when they have mental health issues.
"When images online are criminalized, it's a very serious violation of basic rights of expression".
"Some actions are criminalized by law," he said.
He told VICE News he finds himself constantly "worried" about saying the wrong thing and touching on contentious issues for fear of being criminalized. .
"We are criminalizing Christianity in this country," Huckabee declared.
This might be only the first stage in a long and complex deliberation about whether a given type of wrongful conduct should be criminalized, and pragmatic issues would certainly need to loom large in later stages of that process: but my suggestion here is that it is an essential first stage.
The real issue is prudential: whether abortion should be criminalized, not whether it is wrong.
Another issue, the report says, is people could be criminalized for small amounts of overproduction.
"It signals taking the issue seriously, that harms are serious enough to be criminalized," said Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland.
While pleased that negative test results will validate cyclists' results, he said: "Cycling has been criminalized and singled out in this issue.
