I also think it’s very bizarre their constant complaining that the suspect isn’t “cooperating.”
What is it that they expect him to do? I have a guess, of course. The way it usually works (after the suspect initially agrees to talk with them without a lawyer, creating all kinds of problems for themselves), is that they build the case, and the lawyer who’s now in touch with the client finally has a chance to tell them to shut the fuck up going forward. My guess is that they really want him to “cooperate” with building their case for them, and he’s not, and that upsets them because it’s giving them real problems.
Damn if they hadn’t fired all the competent detectives and interrogators and replaced them with the worst posters–i turned them down, thanks–this kid mightve been so fucked.
I watched that the other day, and he makes some compelling points.
I also think it’s very bizarre their constant complaining that the suspect isn’t “cooperating.”
What is it that they expect him to do? I have a guess, of course. The way it usually works (after the suspect initially agrees to talk with them without a lawyer, creating all kinds of problems for themselves), is that they build the case, and the lawyer who’s now in touch with the client finally has a chance to tell them to shut the fuck up going forward. My guess is that they really want him to “cooperate” with building their case for them, and he’s not, and that upsets them because it’s giving them real problems.
By cooperating, I think they mean confessing.
Damn if they hadn’t fired all the competent detectives and interrogators and replaced them with the worst posters–i turned them down, thanks–this kid mightve been so fucked.