serious question: would it be legal to never answer any police/FBI questioning on the 5th amendment premise that you might answer inconsistently with something and therefore commit an unintentional crime in the answering?
The FBI doesn’t record interviews for that reason.https://twitter.com/Barnes_Law/status/1074847629786243072 …
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Never talk to Law Enforcement! https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE The only thing you should say is, “Sorry, I don’t speak to law enforcement or government agents without my attorney (EVEN IF you don’t have one!). They CANNOT LEGALLY ask you ANYTHING else without your attorney present.
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Wut????
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We need FBI Reform...there's no reason why local police departments should be far more advanced than todays FBI
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Never. Ever. Ever. Talk.
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The FBI’s reputation will be in the gutter with many freedom loving conservatives until the FBI begins a new internal policy of recording or videoing the interview. The agents can still write up their precious and prized 302, but the electronic recording equals the playing field
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*Fudge Factor*
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