SALINAS v. TEXAS
the law has changed after Salinas vs. Texas
Now, to be able to use your right to remain silent, you have to actually INVOKE the 5th Amendement. Otherwise, you might be found guilty. Basis for being guilty? your silence.
To read the case go to:
http://www2.bloomberglaw.com/public/desktop/document/SALINAS_v_TEXAS_No_12246_US_June_17_2013_Court_Opinion/1
You can also read this article at: www.nacdl.org or the Champion Magazine with title: Silence is not longer Golden: How lawyers must now advice suspects in light of Salinas v. Texas. Article written by: Neal Davis and Dick Deguerin in the January/ February 2014 edition.
Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion, not to be considered legal advice. If you need the assistance of an attorney please contact one.
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
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