In court, police who are testifying take an oath to tell the truth, just like every one else. There are penalties for perjury.
In interrogations, the Supreme Court has not stopped the police from using deception (this can be anything from false statements of sympathy to build rapport, to using a "good cop, bad cop" routine, to false statements about evidence or about a non-existent confession from an accomplice).
Samuel Alito mouthed "That's not true" during one of Barack Obama's speeches.
the cake is a lie... the cake is a lie... the cake is a lie... the cake is a lie... the cake is a lie... the cake is a lie...
A lie, which is a lie
within the state
Collinear pointsPoints that lie on the same line are called collinear points. If there is no line on which all of the points lie, then they are non collinear points.
Because laws have been passed that make it illegal for a suspect to lie but no laws have been passed that make it illegal for police to lie (UNLESS THEY ARE TESTIFYING UNDER OATH). There isn't a great deal to motivate a legislature to pass a law restricting police to the truth yet there is sufficient motivation to keep criminals from lying to police. If you become a suspect you should keep your mouth shut and consult an attorney. If the attorney happens to lie on your behalf you are indemnified. Even though you can act as your own attorney in court, you cannot lie to police and then claim you were acting as your own attorney when you did it. It's still you that did the lying.
There is nothing you can do. The US Supreme Court has ruled that law enforcement officials are allowed to lie to people during the course of their investigation.
If you are not guilty or you know how to beat a lie detector then yes.ADDED: (in the US) The results of such a test are NOT admissibile in court - however - the police CAN use them to assist in conducting their investigations.
Samuel Alito mouthed "That's not true" during one of Barack Obama's speeches.
You have a problem. That is called a lie and any number of things can happen. If you are taken to court you can loose your case over the lie. The insurance company can drop you and depending on where you are the police could fine you.
To the police and stuff
Yes
You get arrested.
A lie is a deliberate false statement meant to deceive someone. It is important to be honest and not tell lies to maintain trust in relationships. The consequences of being caught in a lie can damage one's credibility and reputation.
Police officers never lie.
then you get sent to hell and our god dose not allow lie but if you swear to god...
She will not lie.