If the police officers acted lawfully with regard to Breonna Taylor, it does not mean that they acted with justice by serving a search warrant to look for drugs in the middle of the night, nor does it mean that they way they served it was just.

Was the warrant THAT important?

Y'all are gonna come at me with "but did you KNOW THAT" and I'm really not interested. We know Breonna was not a saint and she was not a martyr. We know that she kept poor company, etc.

There's something wrong with a system of law that excuses what was done.

Whatever excuses you make that do not speak to the issue of the virtue of justice, what I will hear is

"Breonna Taylor's death was a sad and unavoidable accident."

and I disagree that it was unavoidable.