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I think they need to treat him like a citizen because he is one. I hope this doesn't come back and bite them.
Well if it does come back and bite them, it is long past time it did. ( I for one hope it does because if it doesn't, the future doesn't look bright for any of us).
Ok. Are you sure you dont mean when they interviewed him? This one particularly mentions his trip which he took last year, and who he met up with as part of the reason Russia tried to give the FBI a heads up about it.
I just dont understand how something like that is shrugged off or ignored? Hell, given that, he shouldve been one of the first suspects.
Yet, in related news, the FBI arrested an 18 year old at the airport for terrorism.
He went to an FBI setup website regarding terrorist training and signed up.
The FBI was at the airport and arrested him.
When the FBI controls the setup..they ALWAYS get their guy.
So what's your point in making this post? Express your hatred for "liberals" and Obama? Nothing you said makes good sense or is the least bit accurate, and it seems to be simply to flame liberals.
Pretty sad isn't it, obviously that poster has nothing intelligent to say.
This could be wrong so someone correct me if that's the case, but I think the time that Miranda rights have to be read varies by state. My understanding is that some states require it at the time of arrest, and others prior to beginning questioning after you've been arrested. In that case, if you're blabbering to LE in the squad car on the way to jail, and they're just listening, I suppose it could be used in court, but I'm not sure. That's why I'm not sure how the "public safety exemption" works. I'm taking it to mean that they can question him for a period of time (and use that information in court to prosecute him) without giving him the opportunity to have an attorney present during his questioning who can advise him of his rights.
The applicability of the Miranda warning is that if you don't read it, and the suspect makes a statement, and that statement is critical to prosecution or any of the fruit of the poisonous tree which is the statements made before the warning, then the judge can suppress the evidence. So if prosecutors decide not to press a charge related to unwarned testimony, it becomes irrelevant. If the prosecution doesn't CARE if the evidence is suppressed, the warning is irrelevant. Frankly, if they handled the suspect as the terrorist he is, all that law could be moot under the Patriot Act. I'm totally for civil liberties in one of those stupid cases where mere adherence to Islam is the basis of the arrest warrant. But anyone who brings that up here is just under a very bad understanding of the case. They are trying to make a blanket case as if there are no distinctions in law. They want to break the law and know they can hamstring prosecutors with all sorts of technicalities they hope are built into the law. That's why they become vocal advocate for this foreigner who repaid asylum with murder. He's only on our soil because of a claim the Russians would arrest and torture him. So the good ole USA said "awww, come on in, we'll protect you". But the fact is he hates us more than he hates Russians.
The article goes on to say that LE is confident now that the two of them acted alone, and that they planned other attacks, because the apartment for the older brother was full of explosive devices and bomb making materials. The older brother was a big fan of those magazines telling you how to build a DIY bomb. If you're acting alone, and if you're not in any kind of contact with other radicals--if you're not emailing, texting or calling them, how would the FBI identify you as a terrorist? It's pretty easy for these "lone wolf" terrorists to slip under the radar. LE thinks that the little brother was just following his older brother.
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