Yes. Also, the statement made by SleepyJoe saying he had put together the most “extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in history,” can be used at trial.
Any statement made in public (just like with the police) may be used against you in a court of law.
You don't have a clue what you are saying. Once you have been read your miranda rights by a law officer and you don't request an attorney... only then can "What you say be used against you in a court of law"
Yes. Of course that's what I meant. But, even Miranda is not always applied in a court. There is what's called Spontaneous Exclamation, where if you utter a reaction to a surprising, startling or shocking event, or having suffered an injury -- make any statements under these conditions -- they could be used against you without even having being read your Miranda. (Also applies to allowing hearsay evidence being admissible).
Yes. Also, the statement made by SleepyJoe saying he had put together the most “extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in history,” can be used at trial.
Any statement made in public (just like with the police) may be used against you in a court of law.
You don't have a clue what you are saying. Once you have been read your miranda rights by a law officer and you don't request an attorney... only then can "What you say be used against you in a court of law"
Yes. Of course that's what I meant. But, even Miranda is not always applied in a court. There is what's called Spontaneous Exclamation, where if you utter a reaction to a surprising, startling or shocking event, or having suffered an injury -- make any statements under these conditions -- they could be used against you without even having being read your Miranda. (Also applies to allowing hearsay evidence being admissible).