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Originally Posted by valo403
So you're of the opinion that the standard should be guilty until proven innocent? I'm sure that will remain your opinion if you happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and are falsely accused.
This standard allows the police to abuse their power to illicit incriminating responses. Having a lawyer present doesn't prevent questioning, it prevents misleading and coercive questioning. Apparently in Canada the prevention of that isn't an issue. Pathetic.
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Where would you ever get the idea that I thought people are guilty until proven innocent? Are you making things up about me? Try to stick to facts. I am positive that if I am questioned by the police, I won't need a lawyer because I am innocent. It is as simple as that.
The standard does not allow police to abuse their power. Where do you make this stuff up?