Should police be allowed to lie to suspects during interrogations in the interest of solving crimes? Should
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Should police be allowed to lie to suspects during interrogations in the interest of solving crimes? Should interrogators be permitted to tell suspects that their fingerprints were found at the crime scene if this is not true? Are some types of lies acceptable but other types not acceptable?
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The use of police deception during interrogations is a complex and controversial issue with strong arguments on both sides Arguments for allowing police to lie Solving crimes Proponents argue that dec...View the full answer
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