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"Suspects" Should Never Give a Statement to the Police

By Neil Shous, Esq.

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Persons that are detained by the police for suspected criminal activity should NEVER give a statement. Whether you are being detained for a simple traffic violation or for a serious crime, DO NOT make a statement. You should always invoke your right to remain silent. The majority of the public think the police must advise them of their Miranda rights before questioning them. This is not true. There are numerous exceptions to the Miranda rule and the Supreme court is slowly eroding the Miranda ruling. Remember the police are not your friend if you are suspected of a criminal act. Nothing good will come from giving a voluntary statement. If you are placed under arrest, you should NEVER give up your right to remain silent. Invoke your right and demand for an attorney to be present...continue to full post

Full post as published by California Criminal Defense Blog on December 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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