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In countries that have separation of powers, generally the police don't get to decide which laws to enforce, when to enforce them, and against whom. If they do
by guitarbill 4y ago
In countries that have separation of powers, generally the police don't get to decide which laws to enforce, when to enforce them, and against whom. If they do this, that's police corruption.
- wolverine876 4y agoI haven't heard of or seen a place where that's true. Where are you thinking of? It would be draconian and unrealistic - laws are not written nearly well enough to not require lots of discretion.