Suspect Asks for a 'Lawyer, Dog,' Willfully Ignorant Court Denies Comma, Counsel (2017)
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#2I believe that the school curriculum should a course on proper interaction with police. It would include things like the correct way to request a lawyer and how to assert that you will not answer questions (so stop asking). It would make clear what "probable cause" and "reasonable suspicion" are -- not to the level of a lawyer, of course, but enough to know when the police are entitled to do a search and when they aren't.
Re: Suspect Asks for a 'Lawyer, Dog,' Willfully Ignorant Court Denies Comma, Counsel (2017)
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Re: Suspect Asks for a 'Lawyer, Dog,' Willfully Ignorant Court Denies Comma, Counsel (2017)
#4I believe that the school curriculum should a course on proper interaction with police. It would include things like the correct way to request a lawyer and how to assert that you will not answer questions (so stop asking). It would make clear what "probable cause" and "reasonable suspicion" are -- not to the level of a lawyer, of course, but enough to know when the police are entitled to do a search and when they ar…
I'm sure that would be top priority for Louisiana.
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#6(2017)
Done
Re: Suspect Asks for a 'Lawyer, Dog,' Willfully Ignorant Court Denies Comma, Counsel (2017)
#7I believe that the school curriculum should a course on proper interaction with police. It would include things like the correct way to request a lawyer and how to assert that you will not answer questions (so stop asking). It would make clear what "probable cause" and "reasonable suspicion" are -- not to the level of a lawyer, of course, but enough to know when the police are entitled to do a search and when they ar…
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