I used to joke that, when I took criminal procedure in law school, “every day of class you could ask ‘quis custodiet ipso custodes?’” and it would be a super topical question for whatever we were learning that day.
a culture of “no snitching” among police encourages lawlessness and inhibits law enforcement https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/05/quis-custodiet-ipsos-custodes/560324/ …
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Before folks rightfully comment on the question of criminal informants / cooperating witnesses in communities of color, let’s keep in mind that the Trump administration is trying to impose “no snitching” policies in White House right now.
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Hence the mythical “good cop”!
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This is so, so deep. For those who want to get a sense of it on a basic level, consider: of all the popular police procedurals on television, there has never been a successful one about internal affairs cops.
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For police: loyalty > integrity.
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