18 U.S. Code § 242.Deprivation of rights under color of law
Is pretty close, but requires that it be for reason of the person being a certain color, of a race, or an alien, and that the violation be of a nature otherwise unascribed to a citizen. You'd have to be exceedingly loose in interpretation to use it, or well within levels of niceness. However, the desired regulation you're looking for could be achieved with the deletion of the race/alien/color part.
You don't even have to ditch the as prescribed by law for a citizen piece because unconstitutional laws are deemed so from the moment of their enactment.
Is pretty close, but requires that it be for reason of the person being a certain color, of a race, or an alien, and that the violation be of a nature otherwise unascribed to a citizen. You'd have to be exceedingly loose in interpretation to use it, or well within levels of niceness. However, the desired regulation you're looking for could be achieved with the deletion of the race/alien/color part.
You don't even have to ditch the as prescribed by law for a citizen piece because unconstitutional laws are deemed so from the moment of their enactment.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/242