Do you think investigators should be able to lie to suspects about "evidence" as they interrogate them? Explain.

yes

Explanation:

if they can lie to the person in question then they can get a confection out of them and get that person in question to rat out everything to try and get a plead deal

Although deceptive interrogation practices are generally allowable, they are not without limits. For instance, courts tend to be intolerant of police misrepresenting a defendant's legal rights, such as telling a suspect that his or her incriminating statements will not be used to charge the suspect

its tr3way you already know

they produces sugar..

hope this , question was a little open ended