Why is it legal for a police officer to lie to you about anything and everything from the moment he approaches you?
One thing that Courts have made clear is that an officer has no obligation to tell you the truth when seeking inculpatory evidence.
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One thing that Courts have made clear is that an officer has no obligation to tell you the truth when seeking inculpatory evidence.
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