Should You Talk to the Police After a Self-Defense Incident? (Part I)

[BehindBlueI's]

People fake medical issues when detained by the police?

Other than the run-of-the-mill incarceritis, I did have one guy legitimately fake a heart attack to get out of an interview. He wouldn't lawyer up because, in his own words, it would make him look guilty. He was crying and he knew he was on the verge of a full confession as he'd already made several partial confessions. He faked a heart attack to get out of the interview without having to lawyer up or invoke his right to remain silent.

Then ended up pleading anyway. A jury would have slaughtered him, IMO, as he was targeting the elderly.

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[NH Shooter]

Just finished reading Branca's book The Law of Self Defense - Third Edition. I learned plenty doing so.

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Just finished reading Branca's book The Law of Self Defense - Third Edition. I learned plenty doing so.

There's gonna be a quiz tomorrow morning. (No math.)

[Tackleberry40sw]

There's gonna be a quiz tomorrow morning. (No math.)

Essay or multiple guess?

[Totem Polar]

There's gonna be a quiz tomorrow morning. (No math.)

Hopefully not at 05:30. Nobody is polite at 05:30.

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Essay or multiple guess?

Hopefully not at 05:30. Nobody is polite at 05:30.

Multiple guess of course. And I wouldn't recommend copying your neighbor's answers.

And yet they are called "politi"...go figure.