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"The Obama administration is asking the Supreme Court to overrule a 23 year-old decision that stopped police from initiating questions unless a defendant's lawyer is present"
"The case at issue is Michigan v. Jackson, in which the Supreme Court said in 1986 that police may not initiate questioning of a defendant who has a lawyer or has asked for one unless the attorney is present."
Wow, just go's to show you never trust a politician (or their staff) with high approval ratings.
This is quite sad, hope it dosent go through.
"The case at issue is Michigan v. Jackson, in which the Supreme Court said in 1986 that police may not initiate questioning of a defendant who has a lawyer or has asked for one unless the attorney is present."
Wow, just go's to show you never trust a politician (or their staff) with high approval ratings.
This is quite sad, hope it dosent go through.