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What might be unfair to an innocent person in the current arrest process? Explain and include specific details about the actual rules of arres
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How can these issues be avoided or reduced?
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What can innocent people do to avoid any risk of use of force from police officers in the making of an arrest?
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Do you feel that a wrongly convicted, innocent person should be given compensation by the government? Why or why not?

for my explanation is to just worry about you and if the cops try to say any smart comment don't say anything because all ur gonna do is put yourself in a big hole of trouble

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dewaynestar135 dewaynestar135 · Answer 2 · 2021-09-15T19:56:01+02:00

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There are many reasons why an innocent person could be convicted of a crime that they didn't commit; wrong place at the wrong time, being set up, or the evidence just happens to point towards them.

1. This is unfair because people in the justice system are supposed to only initiate the arrest of someone if they had seen the crime being committed first hand, or if they are 100% positive with the proof they gathered.

2. These issues can be avoided with better training on the cops end.

3. During your arrest, if you claim that you are innocent, do not resist because this can lead to the potential use of a deadly weapon against you. Stay calm.

4. Only if a person is wrongly convicted of a crime and forced to have spent years of their lives locked away for it, do I believe they deserve compensation from the government. They would have lost many life opportunities due to being falsely imprisoned.