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    G. Gordon Liddy (convicted Watergate burglar) was comvicted of multiple felonies, and served nearly 5 years in Federal prisons. After his release, he often stated that his wife now owned the numerous firearms that were kept in their home.





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    Quote Originally Posted by Deserteagle View Post
    Well you're not given the option to have a lawyer present before you're even arrested, that is if you wanted one. So I would definitely try to get as many other cops there and hopefully a supervisor. More people= more witnesses to the "crucifixion" as you refer to it. And sure lawyers will look out for your best interests because they will look out for anybody's best interests who can afford them.
    Show me where in the law or court rulings that you are NOT allowed to have a lawyer present before any questioning. As far as the more cops the better look at the Rodney King video. Cost? Whats your freedom worth? And it pays to shop around. I am NOT anti-cop, just standing up for MY rights. One other thing if a cop gets into trouble the cop calls a lawyer to represent him in court, not another cop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by santa View Post
    Show me where in the law or court rulings that you are NOT allowed to have a lawyer present before any questioning. As far as the more cops the better look at the Rodney King video. Cost? Whats your freedom worth? And it pays to shop around. I am NOT anti-cop, just standing up for MY rights. One other thing if a cop gets into trouble the cop calls a lawyer to represent him in court, not another cop.
    Next time you get pulled over, ask for a lawyer and watch them deny you that. You can only have a lawyer present during questioning. They can still "crucify" you, still arrest you, and still charge you without a lawyer there. My advice to you is to stop being so paranoid that those darn evil police are going to hunt you down and frame you for murder.

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    Okay now we'll put this all together.

    Quote Originally Posted by santa View Post
    Now the question I have for you(or anybody)is say you are an innocent law abiding citizen and in a situation where an leo is bullying you, threatening you, falsely accusing you, trying to manipulate you into confessing, are you going to call in for help another leo who works for the same government thats trying to crucify you or are you going to call a lawyer that will stand up for you and your best interests?
    Quote Originally Posted by santa View Post
    Show me where in the law or court rulings that you are NOT allowed to have a lawyer present before any questioning.
    This is how it goes in your situation. A cop starts threatening you and wants you to confess to something you didnt do. You ask "are you detaining me or am I free to go?" If the LEO is detaining you and you dont want to talk, then keep your mouth shut and exercise your right. Even if you do say anything, it cant be used against you until he has read your Miranda rights. Assuming he arrests you, he will book you into jail. And once questioning begins, you can have a lawyer present during the questioning. You cant have a lawyer present in the field before questioning, only during. The lawyer cant just drive up to the scene, starting arguing with the police, take a ride to jail with you in the back of the car, then sit in jail with you and get booked with you, and then be present during questioning.
    Why do I carry a gun? Because a cop is too heavy.

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