You Must INVOKE Your 5th Amendment Right 😳👮🏻‍♂️

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[xamomax]

That is ridiculous. Basically that means that in order to "remain silent" you have to break your silence by speaking up.

[provenpatriot]

Law in this country is criminal. When scotus sanctioned lying. I lost all hope. They lost all honor.

[timinwsac]

It's getting to the point that unless you have graduated from law school you won't be protected by the constitution.

[drkcobra]

This seriously needs to be challenged as it is clearly unconstitutional! Silence can be construed to be anything one wishes to make up by this logic. Fantasy is now admissible by law!?

[brachiator]

The Miranda warning I hear on TV shows asks if you understand these rights. I don't hear cops asking if a person wishes to invoke those rights. How can it be a right if you have to assert it?

[zachdaa]

So I'm compelled to speak in order to receive my right to not be compelled to speak interesting. What other rights do I have to speak into existence before I have them?

[BigHueJanus]

Always remember the cops work FOR THE STATE, not for you. They are not there for your safety and protection, but as the physical implementation of the rules the state determined you will abide by. REMEMBER, those that give you rights always give themselves exemptions.

[jerseyshoredroneservices]

Is this only for the fifth amendment or for all of them? Do I have to recite the Constitution or can I just make a blanket statement that I'm invoking my constitutional rights?

[zugmeister]

Assert your 5th, then tell them you'll answer questions in the presence of and on the advice of your lawyer. Now you're cooperating. OFC any lawyer will tell you not to answer their questions.

[SabbathSOG]

Being silent can be used against you. Hit on the 5th amendment

[kennethfeltman]

Thank you for the time you take to help us.

[mikemc]

So what does “You have the
R-I-G-H-T to remain silent” actually mean then. If it’s ALREADY a “right” why would I have to speak to invoke my right to remain silent? It’s ludicrous.

[randallsmerna]

ABSURD! You DO NOT have to verbalize intent to use rights in order to "activate" rights. Rhats not how inalienable rights work!

[MgtowRubicon]

"I had the right to remain silent, but I didn't have the ability to remain silent." -- Ron White

[HeywoodJeblomey]

Envoke your Sixth Amendment Right to council as well.

[OnimaruAnji]

This sounds like a loophole that's going to be abused against anyone that doesn't speak confidently. That the Police can say he never Declared His Fifth Amendment Rights... Because everytime he tried I kept interrupting him saying 'That's Not what I wanna hear! I know! I know! But unless you start talking you're gonna be in big trouble!', "I invoke...", "I TOLD YOU I KNOW!!! Stop whining about that and answer the damn questions!!!'

At Trial, "He never once fully declared his desire to maintain his silence under the Fifth Amendment, as such I believer he was staying silent under questionable or guilt-ridden circumstances."

[tomt]

I can just see it now, "obstruction of justice" merely by being silent. Go figure.

[Letitshine]

Thank you for dropping knowledge so people can learn how to exercise their rights.

[johnwatson]

Supreme Court ruled you must say, "I INVOKE..."

[joshuabrown]

Great information! The laws may not always make sense to us but we need to be aware of what we need to do to protect ourselves. Thank you.