Improbably, deception often leads to truth. Still, might there be adverse consequences for having somehow engaged in the deception?
We see deception always on TV cop shows. Detectives falsely cajole suspects into confessing, telling them that “the train is leaving the station—your boy down the hall is itching to sell you out,” whereas the police haven’t even found him. A legally acceptable tactic for law enforcement agents.
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