Those include, in particular, the lack of regular police training given to many officers, the credibility still accorded to coerced confessions, the preference for delivering instant &quot; justice &quot; given the weak investigative capacities and proclivities of the police, and the nearcomplete failure to prosecute or even discipline police who commit serious human rights violations.
Those include, in particular, the lack of regular police training given to many officers, the credibility still accorded to coerced confessions, the preference for delivering instant &quot; justice &quot; given the weak investigative capacities and proclivities of the police, and the nearcomplete failure to prosecute or even discipline police who commit serious human rights violations.