[Leaning Right]

I'm scratching my head a bit on this one. It seems that this “Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights” is simply a set of rules for internal police investigations. Such a set of agreed-upon rules is not unusual in a union workplace.

I don't see where this would have any impact on a civil or criminal trial of the officer. So IMHO it's a stretch to call it a “Bill of Rights”.

[coloradan]

When one group of {people, animals, bugs} have different authority and also different rules for conduct than others, corruption almost invariably follows. http://aeon.co/magazine/society/game-theorys-cure-for-corruption-make-us-all-cops/