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1. There is NO way it can help you
a) You can't talk your way out of getting arrested
b) You can't give them any info that will help you at trial...see
Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(A)
2. If your client is guilty - and even if he is innocent - he may admit his
guilt with no benefit in return
a) What's the rush
b) In federal court, 86% of all defendants plead guilty at some point before trial.
c) Your statement to the police may become admissible evidence by the time of trial, even if the police officer dies, is convicted of
wrong doing, or all other evidence is thrown out
3. Even if your client is innocent and denies his guilt and mostly tell the truth, he can easily get carried away and tell some little lie or make some little mistake that will hang him at trial.
4. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth, he will always give the police some information that can be used to help convict him.
a) It is impossible to talk to the police for a long period of time and not give them something that they can twist into an
incriminating factor and/or something that can help their case
5. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating, there is still a grave chance that his answers can be used to crucify him, if the police don't recall his testimony with **100% accuracy.
6. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating, and his statement is videotaped, his answers can be used to crucify him if the police don't recall their questions with **100% accuracy
**Police make mistakes (let's not say the police lie). Now It's Your Word Against Theirs...and we all know which one the jury is more likely to believe.
7. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating and the entire interview is videotaped, his answers can still be used to crucify him if the police have any evidence from mistaken, or unreliable evidence that counters any of his statements, and makes him look like he's lying.
8. If you deny guilt and then later confess, or facts determine you lied to the police in your initial statement, you now have a new charge that can be worse then the original charge (think Marion Jones, or Michal Vick).
Always remember, it is legal for the police to lie, trick, and manipulate you during an interrogation. They are trained to do just that. Any first year lawyer (worth his salt) will only allow the police to talk to you after they have promised some type of immunity or plea deal.
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1. There is NO way it can help you
a) You can't talk your way out of getting arrested
b) You can't give them any info that will help you at trial...see
Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(A)
2. If your client is guilty - and even if he is innocent - he may admit his
guilt with no benefit in return
a) What's the rush
b) In federal court, 86% of all defendants plead guilty at some point before trial.
c) Your statement to the police may become admissible evidence by the time of trial, even if the police officer dies, is convicted of
wrong doing, or all other evidence is thrown out
3. Even if your client is innocent and denies his guilt and mostly tell the truth, he can easily get carried away and tell some little lie or make some little mistake that will hang him at trial.
4. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth, he will always give the police some information that can be used to help convict him.
a) It is impossible to talk to the police for a long period of time and not give them something that they can twist into an
incriminating factor and/or something that can help their case
5. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating, there is still a grave chance that his answers can be used to crucify him, if the police don't recall his testimony with **100% accuracy.
6. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating, and his statement is videotaped, his answers can be used to crucify him if the police don't recall their questions with **100% accuracy
**Police make mistakes (let's not say the police lie). Now It's Your Word Against Theirs...and we all know which one the jury is more likely to believe.
7. Even if your client is innocent and only tells the truth and does not tell the police anything incriminating and the entire interview is videotaped, his answers can still be used to crucify him if the police have any evidence from mistaken, or unreliable evidence that counters any of his statements, and makes him look like he's lying.
8. If you deny guilt and then later confess, or facts determine you lied to the police in your initial statement, you now have a new charge that can be worse then the original charge (think Marion Jones, or Michal Vick).
Always remember, it is legal for the police to lie, trick, and manipulate you during an interrogation. They are trained to do just that. Any first year lawyer (worth his salt) will only allow the police to talk to you after they have promised some type of immunity or plea deal.
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InterServe Networks/City Lights Software, Inc.
www.citylightssoftware.com
www.freshfaces2u.com
www.myspace.com/jimneusom
www.myspace.com/freshfaces2u
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