Voter intimidation is...

...apparently OK under certain circumstances according to the DoJ.

In November of 2008 the members of the New Black Panther Party stood outside a polling place in Philadelphia dressed in military garb carrying weapons and through their actions and words intimidated those arriving to vote. The Justice Department’s Civil Rights division under the Bush Administration quickly brought suit The Panthers offered no defense and lost by default. Under the the Obama Administration the case was dismissed. Since then any meaningful investigation of the matter has been blocked by the DoJ and their Democrat friends in the Congress. Now one of the attorneys on the trail team has resigned and is talking. The story is here. It appears that the "traditional" interpretation of the civil rights act by DoJ is that minorities are incapable of violating the civil rights of whites no matter how egregious their actions and if that is so there is no equal protection under the law.