lets-retire
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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Bigritchie-- I waited to see if you would post again before replying, just to see if you were trollin. You are absolutely correct if a person is being unlawfully arrested the courts have rule the have a right to fight. With that said many officer's spend hours learning the niggling little obscure laws to use for probable cause for all sorts of things. It is these out of the way laws that wind up getting people into trouble. If someone decides to fight because they, believe they are being illegally detained or arrested and in fact it is perfectly lawful all that happens is that person will be charged with more violations and possibly be hurt in the struggle.
I sat through enough prosecuting attorney investigations and had to explain the obscure laws used on the street enough to realize the lawyers don't know all of the laws and neither to officer's. However the officer's know the ones that will work and are pertinent to their jobs.
I sat through enough prosecuting attorney investigations and had to explain the obscure laws used on the street enough to realize the lawyers don't know all of the laws and neither to officer's. However the officer's know the ones that will work and are pertinent to their jobs.