The Problem With Police Dishonesty

The New York Times uncovered 25 instances of officers lying under oath in the prior two to three years. Rian: It's impossible to know exactly how big of a problem police dishonesty is for a bunch of reasons, right? Accused criminals generally sign plea deals, so we never see the evidence in those cases. Judges will almost always, or at least very frequently, seal criminal proceedings so they aren't reviewable by the public. There's just too many missing data points, but a good reference point.