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What may the police not do when they question a person suspected of a crime?

In the exam (Danish)

Hvad må politiet ikke gøre, når de afhører en person, der er mistænkt for en forbrydelse?

  1. aUse violence or threaten violenceBruge vold eller true med voldCorrect answer
  2. bAsk the person what happenedSpørge personen om, hvad der skete
  3. cTell the person what he or she is suspected ofFortælle personen, hvad han eller hun er mistænkt for

Why?

The police may investigate and ask questions, and they must tell the suspect what the suspicion is about. But they may never use or threaten violence.

Translated with AI. In the exam the question is in Danish, as shown above.

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Source

Questions from past Medborgerskabsprøve papers (danskogproever.dk), reproduced verbatim with their official answers by permission of the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI), and our own practice questions on the facts of the official study material. The explanations are ours. Questions whose official answer no longer holds have been left out. The English translation and the explanations were made with AI help; in the test the questions are asked in Danish. We are not affiliated with SIRI.

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