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0 pointsDerpDerpDerp11y ago0 comments

What part of inviting a criminal you've gathered significant recorded evidence against (eg, their own telephone confession) to a place you can arrest him do you think violates due process?

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ekianjo11y ago

Well, lying about your true intent. It's not like he knew he was going to be arrested.

vertex-four11y ago

Police in the US don't have to tell you what they're doing up until the point they decide to exercise their power (i.e. searches or arrests) either, last time I checked. They can ask you to go somewhere and you can voluntarily comply or choose not to.

ekianjo11y ago

So you are OK with women police officers dressing up as prostitutes to attract potential costumers and then arresting them on the spot ? That's extremely twisted. There's a reason why in many countries police officers HAVE to wear uniforms.

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0 pointsDerpDerpDerp11y ago0 comments

What part of inviting a criminal you've gathered significant recorded evidence against (eg, their own telephone confession) to a place you can arrest him do you think violates due process?

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ekianjo11y ago

Well, lying about your true intent. It's not like he knew he was going to be arrested.

vertex-four11y ago

ekianjo11y ago

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