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To: ncountylee

Too bad. Better that a thousand guilty men walk free than one innocent man be falsely jailed. Maybe next time they'll actually do their jobs instead of taking a shortcut.

Personally, I think that all police should be required to wear recording equipment while on duty. After all, as they tell us, if they have nothing to hide, why should they care? It'd protect them against frivolous lawsuits as well - and it would give citizens the means of supervising the police.


5 posted on 08/19/2006 12:09:26 PM PDT by Spktyr (Overwhelmingly superior firepower and the willingness to use it is the only proven peace solution.)
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To: Spktyr
"Personally, I think that all police should be required to wear recording equipment while on duty. After all, as they tell us, if they have nothing to hide, why should they care? It'd protect them against frivolous lawsuits as well -and it would give citizens the means of supervising the police."

I agree wholeheartedly. Interrogations should also always be taped. Unless they are the types who regularly lie on the stand, it should make their jobs easier. It would both protect the falsely accused and make for better cases against those who are guilty.
14 posted on 08/19/2006 9:24:04 PM PDT by TKDietz
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