Re: Kelly Ayotte's minions violate Miranda/Due Process on Michael Addison

was there any reason for the SWAT team?

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28 Jul 2008
Date Edited: 28 Jul 2008 02:54:40 PM

by Anonymous

was that police theatrics or standard operating procedure? because it seems like police could easily get someone to waive their miranda rights if, like the guy in this case, that person was subject to all sorts of intimidating theatrics.

in this case, it seems like the defendant fell for a good cop/bad cop routine, with Boston playing the bad cops and Manchester, NH the good cops. then, when he asserted his right, the Manchester cops decided to play the role of pushy salesmen and talk him out of it. nice decision by the judge.

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was there any reason for the SWAT team?

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