Asked to Come to State Police Barracks *Updated Post #93

[Gman106]

Obviously, his friend isn't Hunter Biden. We live under a two-tiered justice system - one for the elites and ruling class, another for us prols.

[Noah_Zark]

If he's "free to go", and law enforcement didnt read him Miranda rights, can what he say still be used against him in court?

I would think that if he's "free to go," then he's not "bound to come" to the station.

IANAL, but it seems that the best course of action short of engaging an attorney right now is to not present himself at the station. If they come after him with a warrant, then (gun law) lawyer up before making any statement.

Noah

[ett]

Needs to lawyer up, ASAP and STOP talking to LE

The purpose of the police asking him to come in, is to get him to provide evidence that he "knowingly" lied on the form, and on the Challenge Form. They get this in a friendly manner, by chatting and getting him to admit that he remembers the incident that he denied on the forms.

Once they have that admission, they have their prima facie case against him. It was an unsworn, written statement on the 4473 and on the Challenge, it was false, he knew it was false because he recalls the incident.

He might talk and still help himself, but not if he lies, not if he doesn't know their game. It's like playing poker in a group where you're the only person who doesn't know how it's played; you'll lose.

The time to invest a little money in this is now, when it's a little money for lawyers. Not later, AFTER he's given them the case to use against him, because they know exactly what they need and he doesn't. At that point it's a full legal defense, with preliminary hearing and arraignment and conferences and research and document prep and phone calls and more conferences and a trial, all of which constitute lucrative billable hours.

Take these two replies as the most important, or possibly the only replies worth listening to; and do not do ANYTHING other than what these two replies state.

[knight0334]

Take these two replies as the most important, or possibly the only replies worth listening to; and do not do ANYTHING other than what these two replies state.

I concur. Both of those quoted replies are from LAWYERS.

[4191775]

First I want to say how much I appreciate all the replies and genuine effort to provide clarification and insight.

At this point the person who was asked to come in and "talk" to the State Police, has agreed to be interviewed without an attorney, the meeting is this Monday the 5th.

I'll let everyone know how it goes or doesn't go.

Best Regards,

4191775

[streaker69]

He still has time to get an attorney, which is exactly what he should do. Nothing good will come from him going alone.

[lager1829]

First I want to say how much I appreciate all the replies and genuine effort to provide clarification and insight.

At this point the person who was asked to come in and "talk" to the State Police, has agreed to be interviewed without an attorney, the meeting is this Monday the 5th.

I'll let everyone know how it goes or doesn't go.

Best Regards,

4191775

Are you enough of a friend to post bail?

[Walleye Hunter]

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.

[scruff]

Tell him to watch this video first: https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE

And then tell him he's a moron if he still wants to go.

[abner13]

Look on the bright side , he could just say he's too busy , and they'll come see him.