Why is this a thing

Jul 16, 2021 9:32 AM

I'm not some acab person I know some cops who are good people in my small town and I've ran into some real asshole cops who try to get me with anything in the book. I know this is absolutely not an unpopular opinion but I couldn't think of a better meme. Also what unpopular opinion puffin really is an unpopular opinion.

As I was saying, if a cop can lie to get you to say something why shouldn't that be considered purgery. After all, there's been psychological studies done where humans will believe they did something if you photoshop a picture of them doing a task as they were young and show it to them.

This was just a response seeing that Ohio was the first state to ban police lying to minors. That should be a broad law across the u.s at any age. (Imagine the plea deals people wouldn't have to make).

Tldr: cops lying is no different than planting evidence.

Yikes. No. Sorry.

5 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 10

This is why the right to remain silent + have a lawyer is important, there is nothing you can possibly say pre lawyer that will help

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"I want my lawyer. So he can get me out of jail. Becouse of all the people I've murdered. And buried at these locations."

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If it gets them to confess and not waste more police/court time its all gravy baby

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and a lot of people confess end up confessing to things they didnt do just to get out of that room to take a piss or get some water

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Is that boot you're licking fresh?

5 years ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 13

Lol

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So, no undercover investigations?

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You miss the word interrogation there, bud?

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If they have to tell the truth during interviews, that would mean potentially giving information about undercover agents and informants.

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It's not purgery because they're not under oath. End of story.

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5 years ago (deleted Jul 16, 2021 11:12 AM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

He also said "why shouldn't that be considered purgery", I'm responding directly to that question.

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I know it's not the same as the oath to be sworn in, but they take an oath when they become police. Why should cops be able to lie?

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The ignorance behind that statement is astounding. Just because you take an oath it doesn't mean it's illegal for you to lie. What do you /

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 9

think being undercover is? Not all oaths on the planet have a clause about lying. This isn't like becoming a knight in the medieval times.

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You are also allowed to lie, right?!

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If you lie to the police you can be charged with obstruction of justice. So, no, you can't really.

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"I can't remember right now" is a neutral way to admit nothing one way or another, and is not (or can not be proven to be) a lie, per se...

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Strange. I can in order to protect myself. "Did you steal this stuff?" "No didn't."

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But in that case you are guilty of a crime, and as such should be prosecuted.

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