A law professor explains why you should never agree to be interviewed by the police: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
That's mostly true. But as an attorney would say... "it depends". Sometimes it's best to cooperate (if you aren't actually under arrest).
If you are read your rights, the Miranda Law, then you'd better get an attorney to do all the talking for you.
You can do better than 15 words and a YouTube link. How about YOU talk about police interviews? Do you honestly expect everyone to watch a 48 minute YouTube video just because you linked it?
I don't think I should for if I were to do so, it would be a long boring post and some of you might not read it anyways. A video is much better and one would acquire the information much better. It's called the psychology of learning and development. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Why do you think kids would rather watch the Movie instead of reading the book?
We're not kids here. We're all scholars, or at least claim to be. We all learned how to do book reports in school. When you find something interesting, the best thing to do is abstract out the salient points and present them to us briefly. We trust you to be accurate. Life is WAY too short to follow every link that people post on websites! But 48 minutes??? You just have to be kidding! Nobody's going to do that.
