Why you should never talk to the police. A great Regent University Law School lecture by James Duane.
(For some reason this isn’t embedding well, so use full screen mode)
I saw this a while back on a law blog (not Bob Loblaw’s) and then it cropped up again on a mailing list. I think more interesting than the obvious advice is the discussion of the fifth amendment and its purpose (versus popular perception). And even with such protection, things like this still happen.
Still interested? The police officer’s half of the lecture reveals some of the great interrogation tactics the police use to elicit confessions.
