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High court trims Miranda warning rights bit by bit

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Justice Sonia Sotomayor will go down as one of the worst Justices ever, and a law student 15 years from now will read her opinions and be dumbfounded and think she was a fool much the same way I read Thurgood Marshall dissents where everything was racial.

Just tell the cop's your in this country illegaly and you have no identification. They have to leave you alone. :facepalm:

co-chair of the amicus committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

 

yeah, there's a non-biased Viewpoint....... :facepalm: According tho THESE dooshes i shouldnt be able to ask for someone's DL on a Motor vehicle stop without them having an attorney present. Sorry but it's bullsh..not. the Miranda warnings are pretty Clear, and they ALL say that you can stop answering questions and ask for an attorney at any time. This is the same kind of crap that led to the recent NJSC decision that says the Implied Consent warnings have to be read in the driver's native language. Hope none of you guys ever get hit by a drunk that doesnt speak English or spanish, because his or her DUI is going to be tossed out in court more than likely.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor will go down as one of the worst Justices ever, and a law student 15 years from now will read her opinions and be dumbfounded and think she was a fool much the same way I read Thurgood Marshall dissents where everything was racial.

 

 

isnt this a conservative court that we're talking about???

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co-chair of the amicus committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

 

yeah, there's a non-biased Viewpoint....... :facepalm: According tho THESE dooshes i shouldnt be able to ask for someone's DL on a Motor vehicle stop without them having an attorney present. Sorry but it's bullsh..not. the Miranda warnings are pretty Clear, and they ALL say that you can stop answering questions and ask for an attorney at any time. This is the same kind of crap that led to the recent NJSC decision that says the Implied Consent warnings have to be read in the driver's native language. Hope none of you guys ever get hit by a drunk that doesnt speak English or spanish, because his or her DUI is going to be tossed out in court more than likely.

 

 

yeah that whole NJSC ruling where you have to have someone who can speak their language on the road with you is bs. They should learn english and like it or get out.

co-chair of the amicus committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

 

yeah, there's a non-biased Viewpoint....... :facepalm: According tho THESE dooshes i shouldnt be able to ask for someone's DL on a Motor vehicle stop without them having an attorney present. Sorry but it's bullsh..not. the Miranda warnings are pretty Clear, and they ALL say that you can stop answering questions and ask for an attorney at any time. This is the same kind of crap that led to the recent NJSC decision that says the Implied Consent warnings have to be read in the driver's native language. Hope none of you guys ever get hit by a drunk that doesnt speak English or spanish, because his or her DUI is going to be tossed out in court more than likely.

 

 

yeah that whole NJSC ruling where you have to have someone who can speak their language on the road with you is bs. They should learn english and like it or get out.

Doesnt have to be on the road. the Alcotest is done in the Station, and the Standard warning is read before you administer the test..but it's going to cause us to lose a LOT of DWI's where I am. I alredy told my chief we shoulf have our multi-lingual officers record it in Spanish portugese and polish, so we at least have those 3 covered even if there isnt anyone on shift who can speak them.

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yeah, there's a non-biased Viewpoint....... :facepalm: According tho THESE dooshes i shouldnt be able to ask for someone's DL on a Motor vehicle stop without them having an attorney present. Sorry but it's bullsh..not. the Miranda warnings are pretty Clear, and they ALL say that you can stop answering questions and ask for an attorney at any time. This is the same kind of crap that led to the recent NJSC decision that says the Implied Consent warnings have to be read in the driver's native language. Hope none of you guys ever get hit by a drunk that doesnt speak English or spanish, because his or her DUI is going to be tossed out in court more than likely.

 

 

yeah that whole NJSC ruling where you have to have someone who can speak their language on the road with you is bs. They should learn english and like it or get out.

Doesnt have to be on the road. the Alcotest is done in the Station, and the Standard warning is read before you administer the test..but it's going to cause us to lose a LOT of DWI's where I am. I alredy told my chief we shoulf have our multi-lingual officers record it in Spanish portugese and polish, so we at least have those 3 covered even if there isnt anyone on shift who can speak them.

 

 

Well I speak jibberish, so am I off the hook? :lol:

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