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So 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 law
by cardiffspaceman 4y ago
So 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.