>In Scandinavia you'd have to be genuinely paranoid to not trust the police. I had the cops bring in a shrink to "observe" an interview. Right after the inter

>In Scandinavia you'd have to be genuinely paranoid to not trust the police. I had the cops bring in a shrink to "observe" an interview. Right after the interview, they had that same shrink who I'd never met before commit me into a month-long involuntary psychiatric evaluation because I had followed my lawyers advice and refused to answer the questions I was asked. This sounds like something that might happen in China or maybe Russia, but no. This all happened in Finland. The system assumes that government officials can do no wrong, so there doesn't exist any effective way to seek legal remedy.