RB> But don't you see that we live under a system where cops are given
 RB> great favor  in the court, on television, etc. It is the job of the PD
 RB> PR team to cover up  anything that happens. Even in the court system we
 RB> have the 'good faith'  exception ... why do we give cops good faith,
 RB> when so many people that they  arrest never would?
There are many highly technical issues that you could put 3 lawyers and 3
judges in the same room and have 6 different opinions about the same
question. This is the reason for the Good Faith Exception, not something dark
and sinister, just common sense. This question involves a technical error
that shouldn't allow a criminal to go free, not something that some PR squad
needs to cover up. You took a subject that you obviously don't understand and
tried to sling mud at the police again. You need to select subjects you are
more familiar with.
Tom Rightmer - A Victims' Rights Advocate
... Oh, no! Not *ANOTHER* learning experience.
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