Police in Virginia Beach forged forensic science reports used in criminal interrogations at least five times, according to Attorney General Mark Herring, who announced Wednesday that the department had agreed to end the practice following an investigation by his Office of Civil Rights...

...“One thing to bear in mind that most people don’t know is that police are absolutely permitted to lie to suspects,” said Steve Benjamin, a criminal defense lawyer in Richmond. “The question is, whether actually manufacturing false evidence to present crosses a line.”



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Until I was instructed not to, I used to show a youtube video of a former police officer, now a law school professor talking to college students. He is telling them why they should never, under any circumstances say anything to any law enforcement officer except to say that they want an attorney.

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The school police objected, saying that I was instructing students not to be cooperative. The principal agreed that students should not be made aware of their rights and I was told to stop showing the video.

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"Those who cannot accept the past are condemned to revise it." -- Geo. Mathias

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Falsifying any part of a ME report is a felony, and I have every reason to believe falsifying any report related to a death is as well.

Now, if it is never filed, and destroyed/ then

Inferring you have evidence is one thing, but I think flat out lying is VERY shortsighted, and LEOs are reaping what has been sown for generations. Faking a report/document and presenting it as fact to the accused is blatant lying.

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The police have no duty to respond. See Castle Rock v. Gonzales, 545 U.S. 748 (2005) or Warren v. District of Columbia[1] (444 A.2d. 1, D.C. Ct. of Ap. 1981)

Judge Lee wrote that “we cannot jettison our constitutional rights, even if the goal behind a law is laudable." 9th Circuit Court of Appeals

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Until I was instructed not to, I used to show a youtube video of a former police officer, now a law school professor talking to college students. He is telling them why they should never, under any circumstances say anything to any law enforcement officer except to say that they want an attorney.

[www.youtube.com]


The school police objected, saying that I was instructing students not to be cooperative. The principal agreed that students should not be made aware of their rights and I was told to stop showing the video.

Great video! Thanks for sharing!!

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Aloha, Ken


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