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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3000412" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Quote from Daves OP:</p><p>" federal agents interrogating people always ask some questions as to which they already have irrefutable proof, hoping that the target will lie and hand the feds an easy conviction."</p><p></p><p>There is a technique called the perjury trap. If they don't get what they want in the first interrogation, they give you some time to lose your thoughts. Then interrogate you months, and maybe years later. One wrong word or false statement in the wrong context will result in a perjury conviction, but they will likely use that hammer over your head to widen the investigation into other areas that that person has knowledge of. </p><p></p><p>In an investigation in Ok, if you're in the police station, being interrogated, can you request that your allowed to record the questions you're being asked and video tape the same? I know Ok is a one person permission to record and tape, so can the cops take away your phone and deny a person the same record and tape permissions?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3000412, member: 5412"] Quote from Daves OP: " federal agents interrogating people always ask some questions as to which they already have irrefutable proof, hoping that the target will lie and hand the feds an easy conviction." There is a technique called the perjury trap. If they don't get what they want in the first interrogation, they give you some time to lose your thoughts. Then interrogate you months, and maybe years later. One wrong word or false statement in the wrong context will result in a perjury conviction, but they will likely use that hammer over your head to widen the investigation into other areas that that person has knowledge of. In an investigation in Ok, if you're in the police station, being interrogated, can you request that your allowed to record the questions you're being asked and video tape the same? I know Ok is a one person permission to record and tape, so can the cops take away your phone and deny a person the same record and tape permissions? [/QUOTE]
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