If an officer is corrupt, unfair, prejudiced, and/or driven by personal vendettas, then
A) he is part of the norm
B) so is that officer's "law"
C) he is a genuine police officer
D) all of the above

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The statement implies that the officer's actions and decisions (his "law") are influenced by his corrupt and prejudiced nature, rather than suggesting that all officers or the entire system operates in this manner.

If an Officer Is Corrupt, Unfair, Prejudiced, And/or Driven by Personal