Anarcho-Syndicalism -
Theory and Practice by Rudolf Rockner
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Sunday, 29 May 2016
quote [ I recently heard Professor James J. Duane talk about the perils of talking to the police. He was accompanied by a former police officer. This is some of what he had to say in my continuing education program. ]
This one made the rounds a few years ago, but there's a good chance many of you haven't seen it. This is for you. Hint, it's still brilliant :)
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sitswithacookie said @ 4:20pm GMT on 30th May
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
sitswithacookie said @ 4:22pm GMT on 30th May
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
sitswithacookie said @ 4:23pm GMT on 30th May
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
sitswithacookie said @ 4:27pm GMT on 30th May
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
sitswithacookie said @ 4:33pm GMT on 30th May
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
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sitswithacookie said @ 4:20pm GMT on 30th May [Score:3 Informative]
A prosecutor can portray your silence as a sign that your guilty, or that you're showing indifference to victims. Unless you specifically invoke the right, using specific legal magic words.
Invoking Your Right to Remain Silent
This also only applies IF they prosecute you. They can shoot you, then interrogate you in the ambulance as you bleed out, and that's fine, so long as they're not using your statements to prosecute you.
You Have No Right to Remain Silent
A handy-dandy flowchart:
