An Officer Attempting to Secure a Search Warrant Lies and Says

question 90

Multiple Choice

An officer attempting to secure a search warrant lies and says he saw a large quantity of drugs inside the suspect's residence.The officer justifies the dishonesty because without it, the judge will not sign the search warrant.What does this exemplify?

• A)harmless lying
• B)justifiable lying
• C)accepted lying
• D)deviant lying

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Acid-test Ratio

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Current Liabilities

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