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Study: 50,000 treated at ER for police-inflicted injuries every year
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<blockquote data-quote="bhsmte" data-source="post: 71167137" data-attributes="member: 329816"><p>There is no question there are some cops, who have power complexes and abuse their authority. They are human beings, just as we have people in other professions that impact people, who abuse their authority.</p><p></p><p>When you get into questioning a policeman's authority to get you to comply, I think you get into dicey territory, at least at that very moment. It is similar to a judge making a ruling in court. An appeal may find the ruling improper, but the person the ruling impacts, is not allowed to disregard the ruling, because it is their opinion, the ruling is improper. This has to play out in the appeal process.</p><p></p><p>With cops, they should be held to a very high standard in regards to following and understanding law and they should be given a very short leash, if they display they can not follow this important guideline.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bhsmte, post: 71167137, member: 329816"] There is no question there are some cops, who have power complexes and abuse their authority. They are human beings, just as we have people in other professions that impact people, who abuse their authority. When you get into questioning a policeman's authority to get you to comply, I think you get into dicey territory, at least at that very moment. It is similar to a judge making a ruling in court. An appeal may find the ruling improper, but the person the ruling impacts, is not allowed to disregard the ruling, because it is their opinion, the ruling is improper. This has to play out in the appeal process. With cops, they should be held to a very high standard in regards to following and understanding law and they should be given a very short leash, if they display they can not follow this important guideline. [/QUOTE]
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