United States & Gun Control discussion.


Hell yeah

"When you can use it"

I had a coworker yesterday talk about the Castle Doctrine. He didn't know FL is a Stand Your Ground state. I told him a threat is a threat. There's no duty to retreat and you don't have to be in your home. Tell the responding officers you were in fear for your life and those around you, and then stop talking until you have a lawyer.
 
"When you can use it"

I had a coworker yesterday talk about the Castle Doctrine. He didn't know FL is a Stand Your Ground state. I told him a threat is a threat. There's no duty to retreat and you don't have to be in your home. Tell the responding officers you were in fear for your life and those around you, and then stop talking until you have a lawyer.

Wise words!!!

Folks forget the 5th amendment. STFU is always a prudent idea.

I have CCW Safe as self defense insurance, I carry a card on me that explains how I should proceed in case of a self defense event, the bolded letters, STOP TALKING UNTIL ATTORNEY PRESENT....
 
Wise words!!!

Folks forget the 5th amendment. STFU is always a prudent idea.

I have CCW Safe as self defense insurance, I carry a card on me that explains how I should proceed in case of a self defense event, the bolded letters, STOP TALKING UNTIL ATTORNEY PRESENT....

Even LEO shooting, our association lawyer responds and assist in writing the statement. We dont say shit without our lawyer there.
 
Even LEO shooting, our association lawyer responds and assist in writing the statement. We dont say shit without our lawyer there.

I learned that. What gets me though, maybe you can explain is that, LEOs, depending on region/dept has anywhere from 72 to 96 hours where they are NOT required to speak w/o an attorney, yet, civilians are not offered that aspect, is this accurate?

I know both LEO and civ, anything said w/o attorney can be held against you.
 
Well, depends on agency...we would have to provide a statement within 24 hours. All civilians can immediately ask for an attorney, and no statement made until lawyer present....I mean that's the basics for Miranda.
 
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