[mrustow]

You are working from the assumption that it is illegal for police to use deception in an interrogation, when as you know, that is not true.

[Poohbah]

You are working from the assumption that it is illegal for police to use deception in an interrogation, when as you know, that is not true.

It's only legal because of a Supreme Court decision that is, in its own way, just as boneheaded as Roe v. Wade.

If you expect the citizenry to turn square corners in their dealings with the government, then the government must turn square corners in its dealings with its citizenry.

[FreeTally]

You are working from the assumption that it is illegal for police to use deception in an interrogation, when as you know, that is not true

No, I am working from the fact that its not right, regardless of what some court of men has ruled.

"Thou shalt not bare false witness" doesn't have exceptions for interrogations.