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the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the defendant's request "give me a lawyer dog" was too ambiguous to be considered a Miranda request for a lawyer. I thou
by graderjs 5y ago
the Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that the defendant's request "give me a lawyer dog" was too ambiguous to be considered a Miranda request for a lawyer.
I thought that was fascinating. "give me a lawyer dog" is clearly a request for a lawyer. It's not ambiguous at all.
- hourislate 5y agoWhich breed, German Shepard?
- graderjs 5y agoExactly--who would think that? It's so stupid: it's like saying give me some e-paper and someone pretending to interpret it as he wants a paper with an e on it. I thought this was fascinating. give me a lawyer dog is clearly a request for a lawyer. It's not ambiguous at all.