even though this video isn't directly related

[notguilty1]

Here is a video clip I viewed regarding police "interviews". It was part of a law school course given by a professor that was teaching his students the importance of having their clients NEVER talk to the police.
The police officer seen here goes on to pretty much agree with all the professor said and. I found it interesting that through his entire presentation talking about all the "tricks" that the police use to get convictions never did he even mention the use of Polygraph.
I thought the information contained in this clip would be of interest to the members here.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6014022229458915912&hl=en

[T.M. Cullen]

NO!  It is always best to cooperate with the police!  They are there to help.  They just want to offer you a chance to eliminate yourself as a suspect.  If you refuse to talk with them, or insist on having some sheister lawyer with you, that will just make them MORE suspcious of you.

This goes equally as well with taking a polygraph.  Take it and clear your name.  One should be glad they even offer them the opportunity to prove their innocence.  Besides, what is there to hide?  Huh?  Unless one fears having their filthy lies exposed?  If one is truthful there is nothing to fear!  After all, HONESTY is the best POLICY!

TC

[Lethe]

I also saw that video and found it very interesting.  Here is, in the first half of that session, given by a law professor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8z7NC5sgik

Check it out--you'll learn a lot about your Constitutionally-guaranteed rights!