criminal offence, since the loyalty among police officers seems to be most often stronger than the sense of legal obligation. Regarding a lack of evidence corroborating the occurrence of torture, it does not help either that procedural or evidentiary rules – i.e. level of certainty required for the decision to exclude an evidence – do not complicate the issue, as there is no separate procedure or evidentiary rule pertaining to the exclusion of evidence. Without evidence, even the best judge cannot make a good decision, even if the legal system makes it easy for them to do so from a procedural point of view. 41