Video on why never talk to cops

Yes exactly, you can plead the 5th or exercise the Miranda Rights in order not incriminate yourself. And if you think that any question being asked is going to incriminate you, you dont have to answer it. Also the reason why voice recorders are great is because say a LEO asks you questions before he reads you your Miranda Rights and then when your in court he tries to use whatever it is that you against you even though it was said prior to him reading them, that stuff will get thrown out usually if there is proof.

 

Well the other thing that most do not know is that the portable BAC machines cant be used in court. They can only go by the reading of the machine that is at the police station. This is around here though not sure about elsewhere. And yes getting the actual blood test would probably be best and for sure the most accurate.

 

Yes to a point but if he asks a question and then you decided to talk about something else that is voluntary. He ask 1 and you choose to talk about 2 and that implicates you in a crime your done. Also if he is just making an inquiry of an unrelated incident and open you mouth about something else you voluntarily gave him the information.

 

Well of course which is why in some cases it is best to just shut up and admit to nothing.

I can say I am not the guy that sits there and does the things that I stated throughout this thread. I am always cooperative with LEOs and have no problem with answering anything they ask me because I dont do anything illegal maybe drive my whole 62 MPH in 55 zones around Chicago but I wont be getting pulled over for that since the people around me in the 4 wheelers are usually doing 70+.

I have nothing to hide or anything of the sort and my logs are always spot on because I am tracked by GPS and my logs are matched to it.

I am just saying this stuff because a lot of people do not know there rights let alone how to properly utilize them. I am big on this because of the sacrafices I have made for these rights and also because the direction this country is heading with laws being made canceling out other laws and rights that we have. I am one of those people stands by the constitution because that is what this country was built on and also those rights that we do have were made then because our founding fathers came from a place where they did not have such rights.

 

It takes some big nuts to stand in front of a leo confronting you and respond with a "I AINT TALKING". I know I did it LOLOLOL
This lawyer aint lying. SAY NOTHING. It will be unconformable, feel wrong, rude, and weird. BUt in the long run your better off.

 

Yup, and the police know it and use it to their advantage. In fact, a skilled investigator can have a "simple conversation" with a suspect and get virtually all the incriminating information he needs. I have seen a few such "interviews" (which are nothing like what you see on T.V. cop shows).

 

SAY NOTHING. It will be unconformable, feel wrong, rude, and weird. BUt in the long run your better off.[/QUOTE]

Would that open up the doors to a level 1 inspection? it seems if your not responding they would just say something like " well since your not helping us were going to help ourselfs to a level 1 insepction driver, please park and step out."

 

If they use that verbiage that would be called intimidation and could be construed as harassment.

 

An interview/interrogation tactic or technique utilizes silence. You ask a question, and then wait for some sort of response. People by nature hate silence, so at some point will feel they have to say something. The interviewer wants you to feel uncomfortable, and to finally speak. They will wait for a long time, if they see that you're becoming uncomfortable. It works, I used to use it a lot.

 

Reading yet more of BatMan's wisdom is making me nauseous.

We don't have Fourth Amendment rights? Really??

Interesting how quickly that young deputy who rousted me started behaving himself when first, he found out CHP were on their way and second, when I discussed the Fourth Amendment with him. He realized I understood he had no right to be inside my truck unless I gave him permission. He and I both knew he had no probable cause and no exigent circumstances. The only way he was allowed to gain access to my truck was with my permission. Yes, it irritated him, but I didn't care.

Yes, we do have rights.

Further, if you have done nothing wrong, you have every right to resist. That came from SCOTUS. Don't ask me to link and quote the case. I'm too lazy to do it right now. That's why he didn't arrest me for resisting, assault on a peace officer or battery when I slammed his hand in the door. He unlawfully tried to force his way into my truck. I did everything I could to protect myself. He was wrong. I don't care whether his finger was broken in the process or not.