A basic premise of rights-based law enforcement is that
A)the end justifies the means.
B)the rights of the state supersede all other rights.
C)some acts are never justified.
D)compared to the government, the individual has no rights.

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Rights-based law enforcement operates on the principle that certain actions are inherently wrong and cannot be justified, even in the pursuit of a seemingly noble end. This contrasts with the idea that the end justifies the means or that the state's rights are paramount.

A Basic Premise of Rights-Based Law Enforcement Is That