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So you're saying that the pass/fail ration we see is meaningless because there's effectively a prior filter. What's the pass/fail ratio for it?
by nathan_long 11y ago
So you're saying that the pass/fail ration we see is meaningless because there's effectively a prior filter.
What's the pass/fail ratio for it?
- fnordfnordfnord 11y agoWell, it's also very high. Obviously, because these are highly trained, hard working, excessively competent, law enforcement agents who wouldn't suspect a person if he weren't doing something wrong. Who's got the time for that what with them being chronically under-funded, under-trained, and under-staffed. /s