As with every #STFUfriday post, I'm a lawyer in the USA. These comments are based on law in the USA. (And Miranda rights apply to all people in the USA, whether or not they are citizens.) Some US states provide more protections than this. And joint venture law varies state to state. /end

It’s #STFUfriday!

When cops ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and then STFU:

- I am not discussing how I’m doing or where I’m going.

- Am I free to leave?

- I am not answering any questions.

- If they ask to search anything: "I do not consent to a search."

- I want to talk to a lawyer.

MA legislative briefing May 6 on joint venture, the idea that you're guilty of murder if you're present when someone else pulls the trigger. See link.

#MApoli #BosPoli #LawFedi
https://www.wearejointventureinc.org/events

Events — We Are Joint Venture, Inc.

We Are Joint Venture, Inc.

RE: https://timeloop.cafe/@alienghic/116383021119315601

Good question from @alienghic in response to my #STFUfriday thread.

A prior thread is linked in the reply but seems cut off.

Q: What type of lawyer?
You want a criminal defense lawyer.

Q: How do you get a lawyer if you're actually arrested?
1. Best to have a name in mind, even if you've never spoken to the person (although that's better).

When looking, avoid billboard lawyers. Good lawyers are busy enough that they generally don't need to advertise.

As with every #STFUfriday post, I'm a lawyer in the USA. These comments are based on law in the USA. (And they apply to all people in the USA, whether or not they are citizens.) Some US states provide more protections than this. /end

It’s #STFUfriday!

When cops ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and then STFU:

- I am not discussing how I’m doing or where I’m going.

- Am I free to leave?

- I am not answering any questions.

- If they ask to search anything: "I do not consent to a search."

- I want to talk to a lawyer.

What if the cops don't arrest you but they keep coming back? 🧵

As with every #STFUfriday post, I'm a lawyer in the USA. These comments are based on law in the USA. (And they apply to all people in the USA, whether or not they are citizens.) Some US states provide more protections than this. /end

It’s #STFUfriday!

When cops ask you questions, ask for a lawyer and then STFU:

- I am not discussing how I’m doing or where I’m going.

- Am I free to leave?

- I am not answering any questions.

- If they ask to search anything: "I do not consent to a search."

- I want to talk to a lawyer.

Let's say you start talking to the cops. You realize that was a bad decision (you will). You have the right to change your mind and stop talking at any time. Don't compound your mistake. STFU. Lawyer. /1

I don't answer questions

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The whole thing is obscene.

As with every #STFUfriday post, I'm a lawyer in the USA. These comments are based on law in the USA. (And they apply to all people in the USA, whether or not they are citizens.) Some US states provide more protections than this. /end