Talking to the Police
Prof. James Duane & Officer George Bruch at Regent University School of Law - good video of a presentation to law students on why they should never, ever, allow their clients to talk to the police. They have nothing whatsoever to gain, and, even if innocent, can give the police everything they need to get a conviction, even if they had nothing whatsoever before the "interview". Prof. Duane states the thesis, and Officer Bruch confirms it from his experience. You can watch streaming video at the article link or download it, in two parts, from iTunes, here. That's what I did.
The direct line allows only
The direct line allows only 20 viewers at a time. I've seen it work, but didn't watch for very long. The iTunes link requires iTunes, and requires that you OK your browser to launch it. Works fine on my Mac, but I haven't tried it on Windows, and iTunes isn't available for Linux.
Bill, neither of these links
Bill, neither of these links (the direct line or the iTunes download) seem to work for me. Any ideas what's wrong?
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