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This is called "the ends justify the means" in legal terms. It is used (illegally) regularly in criminal cases and 99% of the time the government gets away with
by qingcharles 3y ago
This is called "the ends justify the means" in legal terms. It is used (illegally) regularly in criminal cases and 99% of the time the government gets away with it.
It is technically frowned upon though for the possibility of it running away with itself -- where is the line drawn once you say the line we have (laws) can be crossed.