Funny thing, by pure happenstance, I watched this video last night, and others have noted, I try to watch it at least once a year. As entertaining (and informa

Funny thing, by pure happenstance, I watched this video last night, and others have noted, I try to watch it at least once a year. As entertaining (and informative) as the professor is, and he really is, I find the follow on talk from the detective with 25 years of experience even more compelling. He comes across as a really nice guy, someone you could trust, even more than Duane. And he's sent thousands of people to prison. Most likely the majority of those people did commit some crime, and perhaps did deserve their convictions. That's not the point. There's a non-zero chance that a completely innocent person's contact with law enforcement can end up with a false conviction. If you role a 1 on a d20 and fail your 'save vs. law enforcement', even if you're entirely innocent, everybody is best served if you don't talk to them without legal representation.