PHI 102 Sec 36, Professor LaForge | John Jay College of Criminal Justice

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How can I lie? To tell a lie is an act of putting out an erroneous statement to another person, with the intention of believing that the statement is true.

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If the government can accept lies, everyone can lie, so nobody can trust, so society can not do anything.

● Generally, the government should not lie to citizens, but as already pointed out, certain circumstances can be tolerated.

Peter Moskos is a former police officer and author of the popular law enforcement blog "Cop in the Hood" (www.copinthehood.com). He is currently a professor of law and police science at John Jay School of Criminal Justice School in New York, specializing in police culture, crime prevention and the termination of drug warfare.

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