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"Officials who spoke to The AP were close to the investigation but insisted on anonymity" FailureToCommunicate Apr 2013 #1
Must have been on note papers..... Historic NY Apr 2013 #2
I would have to think Gore1FL Apr 2013 #3
Here's the DOJ criminal complaint... msanthrope Apr 2013 #18
A lot of evidence and some eye witness identifications...... Historic NY Apr 2013 #36
This is how to fuck up a prosecution BainsBane Apr 2013 #4
Nonsense. What evidence do you think will be excluded on the basis of no Miranda? nt msanthrope Apr 2013 #6
Nothing he said before Miranda is admissible in court BainsBane Apr 2013 #8
I am pretty sure they got more than enough evidence without a confession. LisaL Apr 2013 #10
You're probably right BainsBane Apr 2013 #12
I'm only guessing, but I would think that the FBI... LanternWaste Apr 2013 #44
So? What evidence--that you now think is excluded---is essential to convict him--i.e. msanthrope Apr 2013 #13
Like I have his file here? BainsBane Apr 2013 #14
Um, dude--the criminal complaint's been online for a few days already..... msanthrope Apr 2013 #17
Thanks. Nt BainsBane Apr 2013 #27
But he can make the same admission after being mirandized. PSPS Apr 2013 #22
Hopefully he did make the statement again. Nt BainsBane Apr 2013 #24
Bullshit. Miranda only covers the time after arrest. eggplant Apr 2013 #30
Obviously BainsBane Apr 2013 #31
I don't agree with that firm conclusion cleduc Apr 2013 #38
I guess we'd need a lawyer or judge to say for sure BainsBane Apr 2013 #39
And the actual transcript of the exhange cleduc Apr 2013 #41
I see BainsBane Apr 2013 #42
I wonder how this will stand up in court? midnight Apr 2013 #5
What evidence do you think will be excluded? Otherwise, it really msanthrope Apr 2013 #7
I'm not sure we can say for sure what the "evidence" is... midnight Apr 2013 #45
of course we can say with the evidence is. the sworn criminal complaint is msanthrope Apr 2013 #48
So sure you are, but I'm not... midnight Apr 2013 #51
Right. I suppose the videos are faked? nt msanthrope Apr 2013 #53
Why do you say this? If you have a link that you think might be helpful, but midnight Apr 2013 #54
The statements may not hold up, but they can question him with a lawyer present davidpdx Apr 2013 #9
The timing of Miranda isn't crucial here, really. ancianita Apr 2013 #21
Yes, that is very true davidpdx Apr 2013 #32
I figure this guy will cooperate fully. delrem Apr 2013 #11
+1 Fearless Apr 2013 #15
When you say 'the law' here, I'm not sure that you're aware of how the law's working here. ancianita Apr 2013 #23
True, people are acting as though he was shipped to Guantanamo and tourtured davidpdx Apr 2013 #55
+2 nt Live and Learn Apr 2013 #35
Look, there is a picture of him with the backpack and jonthebru Apr 2013 #16
Are these the same anonymous officials who have admitted that Dzhokhar was unarmed when arrested? Matilda Apr 2013 #19
You've abandoned Miranda? Brimley Apr 2013 #20
Calm down. There's blood lust politics going on in DC but courts still adhere to law. ancianita Apr 2013 #29
It's not going to matter to his conviction. Ash_F Apr 2013 #25
It doesn't and won't matter. n/t Lil Missy Apr 2013 #26
good move moosewhisperer Apr 2013 #28
Treated as a potential enemy combatant. Big diff. It was the public safety exception that suspended ancianita Apr 2013 #33
I spoke too soon. Investigators are getting a lot out of him, according to the Washington Post. ancianita Apr 2013 #34
Like I said moosewhisperer Apr 2013 #43
Yep. ancianita Apr 2013 #47
No Fly List PADemD Apr 2013 #37
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2013 #40
If they interrogated him for the information before Miranda, it could be problematic. Aristus Apr 2013 #46
It's a common misconception, but police don't have to Mirandize any suspect ever. ancianita Apr 2013 #49
I'm not a legal expert. Aristus Apr 2013 #50
Shouldn't be admissable. truebluegreen Apr 2013 #52
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