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What country is this?

• username90 6y ago
  Sweden for example. Not sure why you'd have a lower bar for the police than for civilians. Police are professionals and should act like it. Arrested civilians are in a stressful situation and should be given leniency. Or do you really think the current situation in USA where the best advice is "Don't talk to the police ever!" really helps with solving crimes? If people instead trusted that police aren't allowed to lie, and that what they say can't be used against them even if it doesn't add up, they would be much more cooperative with the police and hence help solve crime better.
  • syops 6y ago
    I was just asking for an example. Sweden is one. Now I know.
    • username90 6y ago
      Sorry, I thought you were on the "How would police do their job without lying crowd" and assumed such police forces didn't exist. Anyway most of Europe works that way. Not sure why the culture of the police in US is so different.