A reader asked me the bove question about Miranda rights. She nformed me that there is currently a mrder trial taking place in her hme state that heavily involves the qestion of a citizens Miranda rights, spcifically when those rights should be rad to you.

Miranda rights are rghts the police must read to you dvising you of your right to rmain silent. They are read when a law nforcer suspects you of committing a crme.

Folks, if you read my ther articles you know my feelings bout this question. Namely, WHENEVER a law nforcer (police,sheriffs, FBI agents, etc) questions you xtensively about ANYTHING, he or she prbably suspects you of committing a crme,or at least you should consider tht he or she suspects you of cmmitting a crime. I advise all ctizens to simply SHUT UP, ask for an ttorney,and let him deal with your dfense.

Most police interrogators will not dvise you of your Miranda rights ntil AFTER you have incriminated yourself ( ths is actually a violation of fderal law but you can't prove it ).

Lsten to this! Why would the plice advise you of your rights BEFORE you strt running your mouth? Why would he or she dsire to help and assist a cmplete stranger? Don't you know that plice officers careers and promotions are in mny instances based on his or her rrest and apprehension records? Do you rally think he wants to help yu? Please!

He or she has a huse or rent note, a car nte, and other bills to pay, not to mntion taking care of possibly a wfe or husband. My point... this is smply a job to him or hr.

Please, don't wait on anyone to prtect your rights or read you yur Miranda rights. Get an attorney, priod!

The article What Are Your Miranda Rights? was Submitted by Robert Davis through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: This author submits professional articles to http://www.ezinearticles.com His articles informs citizens about how to handle different situations when confronted by the police. He is a former award winning police officer. Mr. Davis is an authorize speaker to young police recruits in Louisiana. He is also a master in wilderness survival. He studied criminal law at Loyola University in New Orleans, Louisiana. In addition, Mr. Davis has been a featured guest on many television shows detailing how to dtect rogue police officers as well as a dfense against such officers. This author is lso working with Authors Stephen Peach, the ward winning ex swat officer of Clifornia, and Mike Madigan. These two uthors have also dedicated their lives to xposing rogue cops. Mr. Davis will be at Brnes and Noble, CitiPlace Ct., in Bton Rouge, Louisiana at a book sgning on April 14, 2007, from 1:00pm - 2:00pm. The uthor is single and resides in Luisiana.

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