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[quote=Anonymous]Oh boy. You have been been out in the real world. Police are not there to act as your advocate or judge. Remember that they’ve been trained to put you at ease, to get you to trust them. Their job is to find, arrest and help convict the suspect. And that suspect is you. Many people believe if they have not done anything wrong, they have nothing to worry about. This is not true. In the dissenting opinion of Johnson v. Louisiana, Justice Douglas of the United States Supreme Court wrote: Any person faced with the awesome power of government is in great jeopardy, even though innocent. Facts are always elusive and often two-faced. What may appear to one to imply guilt may carry no such overtones to another. Every criminal prosecution crosses treacherous ground, for guilt is common to all men. Innocent people do go to prison. It can happen to you, your friends or your family. [/quote]
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