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Centralization of police makes them less susceptible to corruption, not more. It is even an argument for centralization as it makes bribing both more expensive
by jorvi 9y ago
Centralization of police makes them less susceptible to corruption, not more. It is even an argument for centralization as it makes bribing both more expensive and less likely by preventing localized buddy-buddy behaviour.
- ajdlinux 9y agoI'd argue that it makes certain types of corruption more/less likely, and that what really matters, either way, is the strength of your institutional safeguards - which means being highly centralised can be a force multiplier in either a good way or a bad way depending on those safeguards.