Re: guilty TILL proven INNOCENT

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On 9/15/03, aShLeY gIbSoN wrote:
> okay this is the deal, last week me and my sister got into
> a fight, well i pushed her, and she went to the police
> station and told them i choked her and hit her, well the
> police came to my house and asked me what went on, and i
> told em i pushed her in self defense cuz i thought she was
> gonna hit me, the police man was cool and everythang he
> cuffed me in front, and put me in the front, but he NEVER
> read me my marada rights. i got my whole family as
> witnesses... but i talk to my cousin bout it and he said,
> because i already have a felony on my record, they dont
> have to read me them. is that true??.. and if it isn't
> what can i do bout it??... THANKS TO ALL WHO APPLY.. FO
> SHO ILL PAY IT FORWARD!!!!

Miranda warnings DO NOT have to be read, whether you are an
ex or not. There is no law as such. They are only read if
the police agency/ and or officer feels the need to do so by
policy or personal want. Miranda is only a safeguard used by
law enforcement usually for felonies, but it all depends on
the crime and if the police want to inform you to be quiet.

Re: You've been mislead...., 11/20/03, by James C. Hutchison.

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