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: Criminal Review

R. v. Duncan

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After being arrested for blowing over, Mr. Duncan was read his rights. He told the officer he wanted to read him his “card.” Apparently there are these things called “rights cards” that a detainee can present or read from upon arrest. I’ve never heard of them before. The trial judge in this case hadn’t either. This particular one read as follows: Officer, please understand I refuse to talk to you, other than to identify myself, until I consult with my lawyer. read more

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Full post as published by Criminal Review on October 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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