When there is a strong sense of legal cynicism, how do people treat police?
A) People are violent toward the police.
B) People are more willing to call and trust police.
C) People are unwilling to call or trust police.
D) People ignore the police and police themselves.

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When there is a strong sense of legal cynicism, people are unlikely to believe that the police will be fair or helpful. This can lead to a lack of trust in the police, making people less likely to call them and less cooperative when they do interact with them. Therefore, people are unwilling to call or trust police.

When There Is a Strong Sense of Legal Cynicism, How