US EditionAre police always right (or wrong)? Answer is black & white for those guilty of absolute-ism
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For several years, a profound injustice has continued to gnaw the morale of many police officers: those who, having been investigated, suspended or tried without being found guilty, have had their careers unjustly restrained. However, recommendations exist to correct these situations, but they are still slow to be implemented. Traditionally, in the public service, when an official is promoted, the actual date of his promotion is the date of his …
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