Current Events > Should you have to 'invoke' a right?

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wackyteen 04/06/24 12:17:02 PM #1:	Verbally or in writing declare that you are exercising one of your rights? - Results (9 votes) Yes 11.11% (1 vote) 1 No 77.78% (7 votes) 7 What... the fuck? 11.11% (1 vote) 1 Reminder that if you have a voluntary conversation with American police and/or investigators, that if you do not invoke your Fifth Amendment right against a question, they can use your silence against you. So, should you be required to invoke a right in order to receive its protections? --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:979763755] in Should you... [t:80740506]...</cite> <quote> Verbally or in writing declare that you are exercising one of your rights? - Results (9 votes) Yes 11.11% (1 vote) 1 No 77.78% (7 votes) 7 What... the fuck? 11.11% (1 vote) 1 Show Voting Form Reminder that if you have a voluntary conversation with American police and/or investigators, that if you do not invoke your Fifth Amendment right against a question, they can use your silence against you.So, should you be required to invoke a right in order to receive its protections? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LonelyStoner 04/06/24 12:17:45 PM #2:	I invoke Agni Kai --- He's all alone through the day and night. <cite>LonelyStoner posted [p:979763771] in Should you... [t:80740506]...</cite> <quote>I invoke Agni Kai </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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