Miranda Court Case

You can also even go to the police or CQC if you feel that the matter is not being taken seriously. Record the facts not your opinions on the matter. Do not judge and do not tamper with evidence.

“You have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer questions. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present, you will

At around 0136 hours dispatch advised Jessica Johnson called dispatch. Dispatch said Jessica advised the male subject (Mekeal) would be coming to the front desk to talk to the Resident Assistant (RA). I let dispatch know I had contact with Mekeal and his friends. When Mekeal came to the desk he was on the phone with his mom. Mekeal said he heard the Police was wanting to speak to him. I let him know we did want to speak with him. I asked for him to sit at the table in the waiting area while I got my paperwork from my vehicle. I went to my vehicle and got a Miranda Rights Advisement Form and WSU PD Witness

Once inside, he secured his weapon in a gun locker and removed the accused from the vehicle. Another search of the accused and the back seat of the vehicle were negative for any weapons or contraband. The accused was guided to the booking room for processing. I sent County Dispatch a criminal history form which yielded Robert has one Felony arrest and numerous Domestic Violence incidents. I made contact with Judge William Golden, advised him of the CCH findings along with today’s incident. Judge Golden then set bail for $10,000 full. I prepared Warrant 2105 1566 for Aggravated Assault on a police officer and Summons 2015 1567 for resisting arrest. Robert while waiting for transport in the cell complained of pain to his ribs and shoulder. P/O D' Alton secured Robert into his vehicle and transported him to Inspira to be medically cleared. Once Robert was cleared for incarceration, Robert was transported back to HQ and then turned over to the Gloucester County Sheriff's Department to be lodged in a county facility. All of the prisoner property was returned upon his release from this

When you meet with Houston criminal attorneys, inquire concerns about his knowledge, how he will defend you, and what his charge is.

Individuals should be notified of their rights when taken into custody or otherwise dispossessed, of their freedom. Under the Constitution a person of interest must be notified of their rights, under the Fifth Amendment. These warnings advising of one’s rights must be given by the arresting officer to every individual they are taking into custody. These are called Miranda warnings or the “Miranda Rights.”

List All Witnesses: Write down anyone who might have information about the incident in question, your whereabouts, or statements made by the alleged accuser, and make sure you collect all of their contact information.

Miranda rights. If you are arrested, the officer must read you your Miranda rights. These are the rights you hear given on television: you have the right to be silent, you have the right to an attorney, and so forth. If your Miranda rights are not read, the information you provide after arrest may be found

If an officer fails to read the defendant his or her rights before obtaining a confession, then the confession could be inadmissible based upon the totality of the circumstances surrounding the confession. For instance, if Miranda were applicable to the situation then the confession would be inadmissible if the defendant’s rights were not read. Subsequently, the defendant’s Miranda warnings must be issued when they are taken into custody, the defendant’s statements are the result of an interrogation, and there is a law enforcement officer present (Metropolitan Nashville Police Department Academy, 2015). Additionally, interrogations include words or actions by law enforcement officers that can reasonably be expected to induce incriminating

On December , I was arrested for 3rd degree criminal trespassing. That day I was heading to go see my dad at the hospital. He had suffered his second stroke and doctors wanted to talk about what is possible for him since he was hooked on machines and unable to move or communicate in anyway for himself, i was also his power of attorney so i would speak for him. I was focused on nothing more than seeing my dad, but first i had to drop off my friend’s shoes she had let me borrow. Along the way i saw a walmart and i had not eaten all day and thought i could go in to get some snacks and a smoothie for my dad. I called my friend to come pick me up at the walmart instead and drive me to the hospital. She didn 't live far so i thought by the time i came out the store she would have already been outside waiting for me, but that wasn 't the case. My phone had died at that point so i had no way of calling her to let her know where i would be, so i decided to sit in front of the store where she could see me since the bench inside was taken by a woman and her kids. 5 minutes later an officer came asking me what i was doing there. I explained to him that i was waiting for a friend to come pick me up and that she’ll be here soon. He said okay but then proceeded to ask me questions like how many times have I been arrested or how long i have been away from home or rather or not i bought the items in my bag. I didn 't understand why he was asking me all of those questions and began to feel

On Tuesday, October 28, 2012 at 2200hrs my friend Joe and I went to the store because he wanted to buy cigarettes. We them arrived at the stripes store located on jackson on 281 in pharr texas. At location I was waiting inside the car while joe got off to buy the cigarettes. After a few minutes I heard a loud gun shot coming from inside the store at which point i also saw joe rushing out of the store with a gun in his hand. Joe then got into my car and advised me to leave the scene because he had just shot the store clerk and took the money from the cash register. We then left location and i dropped joe off at a park in hidalgo Texas. I then went home and called the police to report what had just happened. The police then came to my residence and i advised them on what happened at which point they proceeded to arrest me for being an accessory to the crime committed since i was driving the suspect vehicle. I was placed under

Office Donahue arrived at the location and I conducted a pat-down search of the reported person to identify his identity. I found a wallet in his left hip pocket which contains the driving license. I found the information about the reported person’s identity, but he did not gave me his phone number. His name was Cleve Modell. I asked him if he had anything in his backpack but he pretended that he was not listening to me. Officer Donahue taped his backpack but Modell gave him a shove and attempted to run away. I had taken him into custody for battery on police.

The law enforcement official must obtain verbal or written verification that the criminal suspect understands his right to maintain silence. The law enforcement official must then say “Anything you do or say can and will be used against you in a court of law”. Again, the official must obtain verbal or written verification that the criminal suspects understands what is being said to them. The next statement is “You have the right to an attorney before speaking or have an attorney present during any questioning now or in the future. Again, verification of understanding must be established. That statement is then followed by “If you can’t afford an attorney one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you choose. The next Miranda right states that “ If you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney. The last Miranda right specifically asks “Knowing and understanding your rights as I have explained them to you, are you willing to answer my questions without an attorney present?” Again after each and every statement given by the law enforcement official verbal or written verification that the suspect understands must be obtained.

I noticed that many of the offices were closed as their office times start at 8:30am. I chose to get my courage up and start asking the lawyers and cops located around. One lawyer told me to go to the lower Departments (Department 12 and lower) and ask around. I then asked a cop who was standing around. He told me to ask the deputy so that he did not give me any false information. As I was about to leave to find the deputy, the original cop stopped me and told me that the deputy was coming down the hall and pointed him out to me. I walked over to the deputy and prepared to ask him the same question I had been asking everyone else, "Can you help me? I'm a student at PLNU and I need to view a hearing for a criminology project. Do you know where I can go to do this?" I could immediately tell that before I even spoke a word, he wanted nothing to do with me. He blew me off and told me to go to room 2004. I then walked over to room 2004 and waited for them to open at 8:30am. I asked them the same questions and they told me to go to the main hub of information, which was room 2014. I waited to go up to the window and ask my questions again. A little lady told me to go to Department 11 because she had no information for me. What I thought was a final success turned out to be another bust. Department 11 is where the central hub of cases are distributed to the different departments. I sat for an hour waiting and listening to different lawyers

The first thing you need to do is sit down with your defense attorney and find out what evidence the police have against you. Then, you need to make sure that your version of events takes into account the evidence that the