What social forces have contributed to the belief that if someone refuses a police request, the officers will get you anyway? Be specific in your answer
Do you believe that people consent when police ask if they can search their home or car because they are afraid their refusal might be interpreted as guilt? Should citizens feel guilty for exercising the constitutional rights to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Answers may vary: Many people believe that if one is innocent and they have nothing to hide, consent for an office to search should be freely given. The social forces at play lie in the belief that the truth of innocence always outweighs fabricated lies. There is also a perception that the officers can make life bad for those who resist them, even if the citizen is merely exercising their constitutional rights to refuse consent.
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