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On Mon, 03 May 2010 22:54:20 +0200, andrel wrote:
> I guess Warp's problem is that not only the police is 'punished' but the
> society as a whole even more.
That provides the police with incentive to follow the rules. What's
more, if the police don't follow the rules, not only does the bad guy
potentially get put back on the street, but the police can also be held
liable for their noncompliance with the law - so there's a societal
incentive for the police to follow the laws and there's a personal
incentive.
Jim
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