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It doesnt apply then, it only applies to officers who are questioning, arresting, etc.
by lionkor 4y ago
It doesnt apply then, it only applies to officers who are questioning, arresting, etc.
- seanmcdirmid 4y agoJudges and lawyers will have to figure that out.
- khiner 4y agoJudges overwhelmingly side with police officers over defendants as a default stance. Adding laws restricting civilian rights and protecting police officers can only skew that stance further away from neutrality and towards the favor of police officers.
- seanmcdirmid 4y ago> Judges overwhelmingly side with police officers over defendants as a default stance. Definitely not true here in King County Washington, but Arizona is probably very different.
- DangitBobby 4y agoRealistically, it applies to whatever the officer thinks it applies to.
- Vvector 4y ago> ...only applies to officers who are questioning, arresting, etc. and the vague "enforcing the law". The fear is that the bad actors will always claim they were enforcing the law. ====================== For the purposes of this section, "law enforcement activity" means any of the following: 1. Questioning a suspicious person. 2. Conducting an arrest, issuing a summons or enforcing the law. 3. Handling an emotionally disturbed or disorderly person who is exhibiting abnormal behavior.