You are suspicious . What does that mean? Suspect means that there is a ( reasonable) suspicion exists that you have committed an offense. You are not always a suspect when the police are conducting an investigation against you . It is also possible that the police with a criminal investigation is trying to find out. A particular case Often such research begins with a declaration . That research may show that you are classed as a suspect. But how do you know if you are suspicious ? Often you know that only when the police let us know . This can be done by you to call for a voluntary interview . You may also be observed. If you suspect the police may arrest you . If you are arrested , you may be detained up to 8 hours for research . This research may be used to interrogate you . Also in other circumstances , you may find that you re suspicious . Do you think certain acts of the police . The police are not obliged to let you know that you are suspicious . For example if you do not want to hear it or persist. the interrogation The police may conduct a hearing of witnesses or suspects in a criminal investigation . If you are suspicious and questioned is , you do not always answer. Its called the right to remain silent , the legal term Deposit . You may have to answer . Answers given , may be important in the lawsuit . Its good to know that the right to silence does mean something . If you can not explain , a simple event is used to your disadvantage . That is the highest court , the Supreme Court determined . So the right to remain silent does not give full protection. Good preparation for a hearing may therefore be very important. Not only because you might not want to tell you something. A police interrogation also puts a strain on you . You are standing in an interrogation often several steps behind . The hearing is not coming from you , but from the police. The police can give you information that you ( still ) do not know of anything. A wrong answer is given quickly . Please note that it is not true that a good answer is a lie . If you re innocent , you can also give the wrong answers . That is, answers that are understood differently by police or else you meant to say . Your answer can also be written in the report (report ) as you do not intend. It is therefore wise to prepare . Questioning by an attorney for Then you know exactly what your rights and obligations. Tips for a police interview The following non-binding tips for police questioning , we can give you at least: 1.Denk carefully before giving an answer . 2.If you are not ( sure) know something , say so . Go invent any answers in the sense of it will be gone so . 3.Sta behind your statement and will not let you take a different pressure ( you do not want ) statement . 4.Read your examination always well . Do not correct the text Or did you mean something else ? Or Do you disagree ? Let then change the text . 5.Place only your signature on the Declaration if everything is correct . If it is wrong , tell you why not put your signature . 6.Onthoud : Its your statement . Rights as a suspect Are you suspicious ? Then you have rights . So you have the right to remain silent ( see above ) . You also have the right to get . Documents Here you have to ask for it. A lawyer knows how to do this . The research for its important that you do not get all the pieces. A report of your interview , you can always get . That is so in the law . You may object if you do not get the interrogation report . If you are suspicious , you can also carry out investigations. That can help with your defense . Witnesses may be heard or information be requested . The study must be submitted to the Court . The application must be properly substantiated . An investigation must often be implemented quickly. Applying for a study can be discussed with a lawyer . He has experience that it takes. Requesting a wrong research sometimes gives wrong results . These results will then work to your disadvantage . It is not ( always) be smart to wait . To a subpoena There are more options when you leave time to perform an investigation. Especially when there is little time between the indictment and the seat. If the session has already started , the trial judge decides whether an investigation can be conducted . He will often critical application (there ) assess and ask why not before an investigation is pending.
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