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'have you ever been kidnapped' is a different question than 'have you ever been arrested', I suppose.
by walrus01 4y ago
'have you ever been kidnapped' is a different question than 'have you ever been arrested', I suppose.
- cardiffspaceman 4y agoSo in context, they ask if you've been arrested, you say no. But this is because you characterize an incident as unlawful, while others characterize it as a lawful arrest.
- stephen_g 4y agoSurely the answer for the example is "I was falsely arrested because I refused to pay a bribe". Since paying bribes is illegal in most countries, that shouldn't be an issue and you can't be accused of concealing it if it came up later.