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In response to ""Police admit they made a mistake but are refusing to apologize." Is there a legal reason for that?" by David

Apology indicates fault....mistake indicates error in process. -- nm

Posted by Will Hunting (aka joemetz) Aug 26 '14, 17:10

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It seems like an archaic civil behavior. - David Aug 26, 17:28 6
- i am not a lawyer, but i would think apologizing and admitting fault would make the p.d. a fat target for a civil suit....nm - x Aug 26, 17:30 5
  - Yeah, admitting guilt is a break out the checkbook thing. -- nm - Will Hunting Aug 26, 17:34
  - And probably be precedence for everyone who isn't convicted to receive an apology settlement. -- nm - Max Aug 26, 17:32
  - That was my point. That had been the fear in the past. Nowadays, the fear should be adding zeroes when the story goes viral. - David Aug 26, 17:32 2
    - You all go on and sort out the public relations nuances. We'll be over here figuring out which businesses to loot -- nm - con_carne Aug 26, 17:37 1
      - Get me a PS4. -- nm - David Aug 26, 17:43

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