Invoke your 5th Amendment right to remain silent and get your lawyer. Have your lawyer talk to them without you present so they can't claim to read body language.
If they had authentic evidence against you, then there is no need for your confession. If they are interrogating you, then they do not have evidence against you. In the interrogation, you cannot persuade them to drop all charges and release you; they have already made their decision against you. Your best chance at freedom is to SHUT UP and lawyer up.
Say NOTHING when you are interrogated, uh, interviewed, other than your personal identification; do not unlock your cellphone for them (don't even carry it unless absolutely necessary; use a burner phone). "I have nothing to say to you." or "I don't answer questions." Get a good criminal lawyer and NEVER EVER CONFESS about anything to anyone, even your own lawyer; if your lawyer asks if you "did it", then immediately get another defense lawyer. The only reason you're being interrogated, uh, interviewed, is because they don't yet have enough evidence to convict you of anything. If they threaten or charge you with "obstruction of justice" for not speaking to them, then wait for your lawyer to get you in front of a judge. Remember the names and badge numbers of the thugs for later lawsuits and doxing.
When talking to law enforcement, never answer questions and invoke the: 4th amendment- I do not consent to searches and seizures of my person, property or effects. 5th amendment- I'm invoking my right to remain silent. 6th amendment- I want my attorney present for all questions you have of me.
Step 1 Keep your mouth shut Step 2 Let a trusted Professional, like an attorney, speak on your behalf If a professional isn't readably available, then start over with Step 1
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Invoke your 5th Amendment right to remain silent and get your lawyer. Have your lawyer talk to them without you present so they can't claim to read body language.
If they had authentic evidence against you, then there is no need for your confession.
If they are interrogating you, then they do not have evidence against you.
In the interrogation, you cannot persuade them to drop all charges and release you; they have already made their decision against you.
Your best chance at freedom is to SHUT UP and lawyer up.
Say NOTHING when you are interrogated, uh, interviewed, other than your personal identification; do not unlock your cellphone for them (don't even carry it unless absolutely necessary; use a burner phone).
"I have nothing to say to you." or "I don't answer questions."
Get a good criminal lawyer and NEVER EVER CONFESS about anything to anyone, even your own lawyer; if your lawyer asks if you "did it", then immediately get another defense lawyer.
The only reason you're being interrogated, uh, interviewed, is because they don't yet have enough evidence to convict you of anything.
If they threaten or charge you with "obstruction of justice" for not speaking to them, then wait for your lawyer to get you in front of a judge.
Remember the names and badge numbers of the thugs for later lawsuits and doxing.
When talking to law enforcement, never answer questions and invoke the:
4th amendment- I do not consent to searches and seizures of my person, property or effects.
5th amendment- I'm invoking my right to remain silent.
6th amendment- I want my attorney present for all questions you have of me.
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Step 1 Keep your mouth shut
Step 2 Let a trusted Professional, like an attorney, speak on your behalf
If a professional isn't readably available, then start over with Step 1
Lawyers are officers of the court and are not on your side.
A Public Defender Perhaps....
Only a Stupid Person would go into Court Alone.... How do you think OJ got off?
I imagine there's a reason they tell you that ANYTHING you say can and WILL be used AGAINST YOU.