Fingerprint Identification in Policing and Legal Rights Upon Arrest
Forensic methods such as fingerprint identification play a crucial role in criminal investigations. A vast database exists that houses these files and is accessible through law enforcement. These files are stored and managed in accordance with standard digital recall practices. However, there are legal and procedural rights that arrestees should be aware of to protect themselves.
Fingerprint Databases
There is an extensive database containing fingerprint records of individuals, both law-abiding citizens and criminals, which law enforcement can access. These files are coded and standardized for easy digital recall and verification. When a fingerprint sample is collected, it is compared to the stored files to establish identity or to rule out the subject.
Legal Rights Upon Arrest
Understanding your legal rights upon arrest is crucial. When taken into custody, it is vital to know the names of the officers involved, especially if they cause physical harm or excessive pain. Try to retain as many details of the arrest as possible, as you may not be provided formal documentation. Do not sign any documents or provide any additional information, including fingerprints. Absolutely do not answer questions from law enforcement.
One of the most critical steps is to gather and document the facts of the unlawful arrest as soon as you are released. It is advisable to have someone with power of attorney to assist you in these matters. Compilation of an affidavit is necessary to ensure all relevant facts are recorded accurately.
One Phone Call and Judicial Right
Upon being detained, you have a legal right to one phone call. However, this does not mean you can call anyone you prefer. The call is meant to be directed at the judge, often referred to as the "accountant/banker/broker in the black robe." It is imperative to seek the name and telephone number from the jailers respectfully yet firmly.
When you make the call, state that you need the number to request an appearance bond with no fees or costs attached, preferably before your arraignment. An appearance bond is the bond that the prosecutor puts up to ensure the actions they and their agents have initiated are carried out. If the bond is not provided, the commercial Administrator has violated your due process.
Choosing a Legal Representative
Public defenders, often known as "Talmudic whore houses of Baal," are sometimes assigned involuntarily, which can be a disadvantage. They are bound to the interests of the commercial dishonor and will not stand up to defend your rights zealously. It is important to understand that these defenders are protecting their own reputation and not necessarily yours.
During your interactions with public defenders, who are primarily attached to your estate, you may face rudeness and a lack of respect for due process. They are often part of a system that aims to ensure that you plead guilty or consent to the charges, despite the availability of your exclusive remedy - a tort claim.
The tort claim process involves requesting an audit trail and vouchers to support your claims. It is a way to challenge the charges and demand transparency in the financial and legal actions taken against you.
Understanding the nuances between common law, admiralty law, and other legal frameworks is crucial. In admiralty law, accountability and due process may not be as stringent. It is essential to preserve your rights under the law and not be silenced by the system.
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