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Not true. If she stood her ground, she'd be granted a court date, where a judge (not a police officer) would hear her case. The burden of proof would be on the state, and she would have the right to request a trial in which some number of her peers, would render a verdict. If she lost, she would have the opportunity to appeal.
Still a police state?