The Danger Chronicles

The Continuing Adventures of Donald Danger

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Don't talk to the police

As if anyone needed to be told any more reasons not to talk to the 5-0, this video of James Duane, apparently a Regent law professor and big supporter of the 5th amendment, gives them to you. The video appears to be a taped lecture at the law school and, as such, is pretty long (on the order of 50 minute or so). The first 20 minutes is Dr Duane speaking as to why he, a defense lawyer, among many others, recommends NEVER speaking to the police under any circumstances unless you are legally obligated to or otherwise instructed to by a competent lawyer (NOTE: go find a competent lawyer and/or pick up a book to find out when/where/why you would be legally obligated to. The latter part of the video is from a police officer, presumably giving counterpoints.

Unfortunately, our landlady came by with a new copy of our lease at about 18 minutes into it and then it wouldn't play again, so if you watch it, feel free to leave some Cliff's Notes.

The video is streamed HERE, but allows a maximum of 20 viewers at a time.

It is also available (and linked from the page) on iTunes HERE. I have trouble downloading stuff from iTunes, so if you're successful at downloading the video file, please contact me to help figure out how I can get it from you.

Enjoy.

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2 Comments:

At 11:19 AM , Blogger Annie said...

Also, there's this gem (it's corny and cheesey, but hang with it for a bit)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=yqMjMPlXzdA&feature=related

P.S. How do you post text links in comments? I've seen you do that when you leave comments after my entries...

 
At 8:40 AM , Blogger Don said...

I just use regular old HTML tags, for example: <a href="www.google.com">go to google</a>

Note that here, I used the unicode characters for greater than and less than so that they would show up, the actual code would be parsed to look like this:

go to google

I've been thinking of doing a series of posts or perhaps a side blog with computer/web help topics and I'd love to have some ideas for topics. I'll try to make a "call for topics" post soon so people can comment with any ideas for help topics.

 

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