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re: Lawyer arrested for representing client.. In courthouse
Posted on 1/29/15 at 8:01 pm to brass2mouth
Posted on 1/29/15 at 8:01 pm to brass2mouth
The attorney is a dumb arse.
Its a non-custodial interview, therefore Miranda does not apply.
The suspects can refuse to cooperate, but the attorneys cannot stop the officers from talking or asking for a voluntary statement or voluntarily submitting to being photographed from their clients.
Interfering with an investigation is an arrestable offense therefore resisting the officers commands can be considered resisting arrest.
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Esparza said Stansbury noticed two individuals in court that day who he thought might be related to a burglary that is still under investigation and called them aside to question them.
Esparza said anyone interfering with a police investigation can be detained by officers.
Its a non-custodial interview, therefore Miranda does not apply.
The suspects can refuse to cooperate, but the attorneys cannot stop the officers from talking or asking for a voluntary statement or voluntarily submitting to being photographed from their clients.
Interfering with an investigation is an arrestable offense therefore resisting the officers commands can be considered resisting arrest.
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Posted on 1/29/15 at 9:54 pm to theenemy
Anddddddd your a boot licker
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