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In response to "The downside is that he's more likely to refuse to answer questions. This matters in cases where there may still be danger to the public he knows of -- nm" by Mara

thx -- this may be a little complex for him to understand . . .

Posted by OAE -- aka Old Antarctic Explorer (aka KiwiPrincess) Apr 21 '13, 13:45

. . . but certainly any/all counsel assigned would know the difference.

Apparently today, if possible, a judge will lay his charges against him. Judge would surely know the difference. Wonder who's counseling him?

Being intubated and essentially unconscious, however, such a reading probably won't occur.

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Does he even have a lawyer until he asks for one? Kind of the point, I'd say, of not mirandizing him. -- nm - Mara Apr 21, 14:02 2
- constitutionally, all custodial interrogation must cease when a suspect invokes his 5th amendment right to counsel -- nm - charlie Apr 21, 14:04 1
  - (and even if you can't afford one, you're deemed to have invoke your 6th amendment right to indigent counsel) -- nm - charlie Apr 21, 14:19

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thx -- this may be a little complex for him to understand . . .

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