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Do you think investigators should be able to lie to suspects about "evidence" as they interrogate them? Explain.
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Do you think investigators should be able to lie to suspects about "evidence" as they interrogate them? Explain.

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yes

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if they can lie to the person in question then they can get a confection out of them and get that person in question to rat out everything to try and get a plead deal

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