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QuestionCountry: United States of America State: Massachusetts I have a question regarding the professional conduct of state police troopers towards arrestees. Does a person under arrest have the right to refuse a demand by a state trooper if that request is demeaning toward the arrestee? Specifically, can a state trooper demand an arrestee to comply with an order to stand inside a plastic garbage bag with holes for the feet and march said arrestee outside of the police barracks? Additionally, does a state police trooper have the right to intimidate an arrestee by throwing his clothing into a puddle of urine?Answer |
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