Do the Police Have to Read You Your Rights? Miranda Explained скачать в хорошем качестве

Do the Police Have to Read You Your Rights? Miranda Explained

203) 357-5555 Criminal Defense info : https://www.allanffriedmanlaw.com/cri... For a free consultation with the Law Offices of Allan F. Friedman 24/7, for help with a pending criminal investigation or an arrest arrant call (203) 357-5555 - 24/7. Attorney Allan F. Friedman is a compassionate, dedicated and tenacious Connecticut criminal defense attorney with 28 years experience who has successfully handled hundreds of cases of all kinds. Attorney Friedman has won many awards for his legal representation and has excellent client reviews and testimonials. People should realize that just because the police failed to read your your rights does not mean that the arrest is unconstitutional. Miranda is a rule that excludes a statement or confession made under limited circumstances if the police fail to read you your rights. In order for Miranda to apply first you have to have been "in custody" and second you have to have been being "interrogated." A lot of my clients assume that if they were not read their rights the case will be tossed but this is not true. All that Miranda can do is suppress statements made by a suspect when their rights were not read. However, even if your confession or statement is suppressed, many times the State will still have enough other evidence to convict you without your confession. In practice Miranda hardly ever is an issue in most Connecticut criminal cases as the police are well versed in how to use sneaky ways to work around the rigid limitations of Miranda and trick and manipulate Connecticut criminal suspects into making voluntary confessions and statements. You should contact us for a free consultation and case evaluation to review the best possible defense strategy for your individual case. Generally, we advise you if questioned by the police to never answer any questions. Remain silent and insist on speaking with a Stamford criminal lawyer before you answer any questions. Always refuse to consent to any police searches of your vehicle, home or containers. Do not allow the police to unlock your cellphone. Make them get a warrant. Why make their job easy? Make them build their own case against you don't be a participant in your own prosecution. A criminal case is a very complex matter and there is no substitute for the expert, in person advice of a experienced Connecticut criminal attorney who can review all the facts of your specific case and give you a professional case assessment. Call now for a free no obligation case evaluation. Disclaimer: Attorney Advertising materials. This information is solely provided for entertainment purposes. Since each case is totally unique and statutes and regulations are subject to constant change, this video should not be construed as legal counsel or advice. Any comments or online interaction through YouTube does not form an attorney-client relationship unless a signed retainer agreement is executed. The Law Offices of Allan F. Friedman 24 Hoyt Street Stamford, CT 06905 (203) 357-5555 www.allanffriedmanlaw.com 40 Richards Avenue - Suite 300 Norwalk, CT 06854 Category Education Category Education 0 Comments The Law Offices Of Allan F. Friedman Add a public comment...