jk,
Some laws (especially municipal laws) are either unconstitutional or in conflict with federal or state law. So the law its-self can be illegal. An example is laws banning sleeping in your car while parked on-street (or even more draconian: on private property). Such a law is discriminatory against the poor and therefore a violation of the equal protection clause.
See here for example:
http://www.npr.org/2015/08/14/432280...eeping-outside
In my original post I was looking for examples of situations that we could create where we would not be violating any (legitimate) law but where irresponsible / malicious police might engage in some sort of civil rights violation. The purpose being we could do the job internal affairs is not doing and the police are not doing and actually protect the public. So I listed a few laws that are common, and yet unconstitutional and easy for a seasoned attorney to beat. But I'm not happy with them, I'm looking for more / better. These were just examples to illustrate the point.
Our troll, who is amazingly a "senior member" responded (incorrectly) that none of those unconstitutional laws are illegal.
Does that clear it up?

