I am seasoned in the area of trying to explain the system to citizens and officers with basic training. I have spent my career in asking citizens to work within the system, even when the system has not worked for them. I still believe that it is our system and we must honor it, but I also think we must never quit trying to improve it. It seems the more we try to improve it the more complex we make it. A lot of the problems have been the fault of law enforcement.
Law enforcement abuses a law or court decision and it is taken away.
Don't take away a good tool for good law enforcement because of what a poor officer did. I wonder if we put a supreme court justice in the back seat of a patrol car how he would react to the totality of the circumstances facing him if we called on him to make a split second decision. What I would like, is to keep the system simple. Trials are held to see if a person is guilty or innocent. Appeals are held to see that the defendant receives a fair trial.