This week, I found myself returning to a question many of us are struggling with: when does law enforcement go too far, and where is the line?

I chose to focus on law enforcement—not as a political issue, but as a question of purpose. Law enforcement exists to serve justice, not replace it. When enforcement becomes more destructive than the crime it addresses, it violates the very reason law exists. Order without restraint is not strength; it’s authority forgetting why it exists at all.