Post: State "Calley Laws"

Posted by Da' Clerks on 6/14/06
For those who wonder what happens with ratification of
federal laws, And for those who have seen law enforcement
officers commit crimes during legal events (Arrests,
searches, questioning, seizure of properties), I give to
you the Calley Act of 1972.
Every State except Alaska has ratified the laws with
some form of amplification concerning law enforcement
officers.
The biggest adaptation is the victim of the officer and the
officer/criminal must both take the latest most accurate
for of polygraph test.
Caution: Though you may be legally entitled to walk away
from a questioning or arrest because of an officer
violating the law; It Is Not Adviseable because of the risk
to
the witnessing person/victim.
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- State "Calley Laws", 6/14/06, by Da' Clerks.