Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
Kb
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Date: July 08, 2013 01:46PM
I was arrested last night for assault but was never read my right. I was only asked the standard questions of if I have anything sharp in my pockets. That is significant correct?
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
Legal Eagles
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Date: July 08, 2013 02:00PM
Kb Wrote:
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> I was arrested last night for assault but was
> never read my right. I was only asked the
> standard questions of if I have anything sharp in
> my pockets. That is significant correct?
Where did this happen and what were you specifically charged for?
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> I was arrested last night for assault but was
> never read my right. I was only asked the
> standard questions of if I have anything sharp in
> my pockets. That is significant correct?
Where did this happen and what were you specifically charged for?
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
TV ain't real life
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Date: July 08, 2013 03:13PM
"That is significant correct?"
No. Despite what you might have watched on TV, a Miranda Warning only applies if questioning is to determine self incrimination.
You, trying to flex your 8" biceps whilst hitting away at an elderly woman in an attempt to steal three Sudafed? No questions of you will be needed, thus no Miranda. Now bend over & pick up the soap.
No. Despite what you might have watched on TV, a Miranda Warning only applies if questioning is to determine self incrimination.
You, trying to flex your 8" biceps whilst hitting away at an elderly woman in an attempt to steal three Sudafed? No questions of you will be needed, thus no Miranda. Now bend over & pick up the soap.
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
Whhhhhatttt
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Date: July 08, 2013 03:14PM
Typically in the real world, cops will question you first, then read you your rights and get you to sign a form stating that you were advised.
As to the sharp object question, there are 4 approaches:
1. the truth
2. no
3. silence
4. "just my nigger-gigger"
You're not in a position of strength of course.
Sorry about your situation.
As to the sharp object question, there are 4 approaches:
1. the truth
2. no
3. silence
4. "just my nigger-gigger"
You're not in a position of strength of course.
Sorry about your situation.
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
did you incriminate yourself?
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Date: July 08, 2013 03:17PM
It doesn't sound like they asked you anything of significance. You only need your rights read to you so that you don't say anything self incriminating.
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
imbiker
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Date: July 08, 2013 04:00PM
Hey butt buddy!
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Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
Mr GFR
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Date: July 08, 2013 07:02PM
Simply put, you are a dumb ass if you are coming here for your legal advice.
Re: Wasn't read my rights....
Posted by:
WingNut
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Date: July 08, 2013 07:08PM
Miranda only matters if you gave a confession you want to retract or said anything that could be used against you.
It is not a "get out of jail free" card if the police fail to read it to you.
And, if the first sentence does apply, who will the judge believe, you or the cops?
Any lawyer who says you have a chance of dismissal because of this is a liar.
It is not a "get out of jail free" card if the police fail to read it to you.
And, if the first sentence does apply, who will the judge believe, you or the cops?
Any lawyer who says you have a chance of dismissal because of this is a liar.
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