I agree. It's a matter of balance between the two. Especially when you don't know which "end" of the judicial system you might face, if any. You might be accus

I agree. It's a matter of balance between the two. Especially when you don't know which "end" of the judicial system you might face, if any. You might be accused of a crime and then you'll be rooting for the rights of the accused or individual rights in general, or you might be the victim of a crime, in which case you might feel like supporting broader police powers.