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Police and law enforcement abuse their privilage's 80%
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Agree! In an undergrad law class, my professor showed us how we, as students, are more informed about the law than police officers. To become a police officer, you learn little about the law. You only are taught how to act and protect in police academy. If the law was actually studied by police officers in academy, our rights would be better respected.
If you're talking strictly speeding, then yes I agree. Cops always seem to be exceeding the speed limit.
Hell yea! They speed and do whatever they like. Drink and drive, wreck, etc. When they get pulled over they just talk to their police buddies and get out of trouble.
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On some things, like Speeding, I agree but they do not abuse other things. There are many checks and balances in the system that would prevent them from abusing their power.
The public is shy about police corruption. Police are so intimidating, many are afraid to object against charges and can often not afford to in our over-priced judicial system. The court costs are outrageous, forcing us to accept our guilt.
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