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If you're only a suspect, and haven't been charged, you don't have to talk to the police at all. Picking a venue seems minor in comparison.
by anthonyb 14y ago
If you're only a suspect, and haven't been charged, you don't have to talk to the police at all. Picking a venue seems minor in comparison.
- ceejayoz 14y agoIn the US. Not sure on Sweden's laws on that. At this point in the US he'd probably be charged with obstruction of justice, at which point venue is again no longer up to him.
- s_henry_paulson 14y agoIn Sweden you do not have to be in the country for questioning, and JA has offered to be interviewed over phone or video link. In the US there's the 5th Amendment to the Constitution. Even if you know nothing of the law, surely you've at least seen a television show or movie where someone says "Am I being charged with a crime? ... Then am I free to go?" That's all you need to say.