Will the problem is that we’ve seen it’s not only used to uncover crimes.
There’s plenty of empirical evidence of cops lying to lock up innocent people.
One truly absurd case was lying to convince a man he killed his father, and extracted a murder confession for a victim who they knew wasn’t dead.
https://people.com/thomas-perez-jr-murder-interrogation-1186...
> There’s plenty of empirical evidence of cops lying to lock up innocent people.
And the solution is to correctly prosecute and punish them. A cop is sworn, and we should hold them to a higher standard not a lower one. But changing the underlying rules just because some cops are bad isn't necessarily an improvement.