Don't talk to the police.

#4
#4
Basically a law professor expanding on the Miranda Warning and explaining how easy it is to potentially incriminate yourself by ever talking to the police. IIRC he said there are over 10,000 items on the books in federal law which are punishable, and how even making the most simple of statements can be connected to one of those items.

It's a point a lot of people forget when talking to the police. If the police approach you to interview about anything, either zip it or ask for a written contract of immunity. Totally within your rights to do so. The Miranda Warning only has to be issued when you're in police custody.

Well-worth the watch.
 
#5
#5
milohimself said:
Basically a law professor expanding on the Miranda Warning and explaining how easy it is to potentially incriminate yourself by ever talking to the police. IIRC he said there are over 10,000 items on the books in federal law which are punishable, and how even making the most simple of statements can be connected to one of those items.

It's a point a lot of people forget when talking to the police. If the police approach you to interview about anything, either zip it or ask for a written contract of immunity. Totally within your rights to do so. The Miranda Warning only has to be issued when you're in police custody.

Well-worth the watch.
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Plus the cop who is a law student who explains various tactics in how to interview(interrogate) people.This does a good job of reinforcing the explained reasons of 'taking the fifth".
My take on the whole thing comes to this.Not only do I not want to talk to you,I have the "ability" to not talk to you.
 
#6
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milohimself said:
Basically a law professor expanding on the Miranda Warning and explaining how easy it is to potentially incriminate yourself by ever talking to the police. IIRC he said there are over 10,000 items on the books in federal law which are punishable, and how even making the most simple of statements can be connected to one of those items.

It's a point a lot of people forget when talking to the police. If the police approach you to interview about anything, either zip it or ask for a written contract of immunity. Totally within your rights to do so. The Miranda Warning only has to be issued when you're in police custody.

Well-worth the watch.
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"Now it doesn't require expropriation or confiscation of private property or business to impose socialism on a people.

What does it mean whether you hold the deed ... or the title to your business or property if the government holds the power of life and death over that business or property? And such machinery already exists.

The government can find some charge to bring against any concern it chooses to prosecute. Every businessman has his own tale of harassment.

Somewhere a perversion has taken place. Our natural, unalienable rights are now considered to be a dispensation of government, and freedom has never been so fragile, so close to slipping from our grasp as it is at this moment."

--Ronald Reagan
 
#7
#7
Here's how any conversation with law enforcement should progress:

Cop-"Can I talk to you?"
Citizen-"Do you have an arrest warrant?"
Cop-"No."
Citizen-"Hit the bricks, bacon."
 
#9
#9
I would expect as much from a lawyer. Let's just say that I'm trying to talk to the guy that just saw a guy rape your mother. Hope that works for you.
 
#12
#12
Ignore me all you want. But, first answer the question. That is a broad statement, I would expect more from such an educated and revered internet poster like you.
 
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#14
From 1970-1974, the Nation of Islam earned the title of the bloodiest domestic terrorist group in American history, as it murdered as many as 270 whites in California alone.

Murdering whites had become quite a sport for black San Francisco criminals, a sport that did not bother black San Francisco civilians at all, who were of little help to police in solving the Zebra killings. On the bloodiest night of the killings, January 28, 1974, the NOI murderers shot five whites within two hours, leaving four dead and one crippled. In the most brazen case that night, the killers shot to death a white woman, Jane Holly, in front of eight black women in a well-lighted laundromat. Yet none of the black women would give police a useful description of the killer.

Had blacks helped police, the NOI killers could have been caught months earlier, and several of their victims spared.
 
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tim said:
I would expect as much from a lawyer. Let's just say that I'm trying to talk to the guy that just saw a guy rape your mother. Hope that works for you.
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I'm not trying to speak for Hat on this but I think the vid was more concerned with if you are being questioned about YOU. If I'm privvy to something I think the cops should know I'll seek them out. If I'm being asked anything about me or mine my answer would be about the same as Hat's.
 
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hndog609 said:
I'm not trying to speak for Hat on this but I think the vid was more concerned with if you are being questioned about YOU. If I'm privvy to something I think the cops should know I'll seek them out. If I'm being asked anything about me or mine my answer would be about the same as Hat's.
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I'm fine with that as well. Hat's post listed "Citizen" not suspect.
 
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