NEVER talk to police

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All of us know these magic words: "I wish to remain silent" (5th commandment in the United States and is recognized almost anywhere in the world) and "I want to see a lawyer", they are both a core part of what we do. Yet alot of us slip and spill the beans when being interrogated by the police, making their situation immediately worse. So here are a couple articles on how to (properly) handle the police:

hxxp://www.rense.com/general72/howto.htm

cop: confess motherfucker!
dude: i was told not to talk to the police...
cop: damn
dude: oh, and i want to see my lawyer.........
cop: damn damn!!!
judge: CASE DISMISSED!!!!!!!!

Absolutely right never talk and ask for your lawyer =) and one of the most important... tell your lawyer the whole truth he is the only one who cant by law fuck you heard of many cases of clients lying to their lawyers and they get fucked lawyers are our friends but i hope no one of you guys has to see one. Thanks for the articles elit carder.

I also wish to state that the above stands mostly for when you are detained/under arrest or about to be.
If you provoke a cop on a regular inspection (e.g. traffic stop) and you immediately execute your rights to remain silent and ask for a lawyer or even refuse to consent to a search it may lead to your demise as it will raise a BIG flag to the police officer, and if you look/act suspiciously he may search you regardless of what you say (remember, there are plenty of cops out there that don't play by the rules.)

So unless you have your carding equipment laying about in your car, a "search" will most likely result in a few taps on the immediate interior and that's it.

As for house searches, never EVER agree to any searches. If police are at your doorstep asking to get in most likely you are compromised in some way.

As for talking, it is a best practice to appear to be non-threatening "Average Joe" when casually confronting with any form of authority, so unless you are detained or under arrest, there are 1001 ways to lie your way out, or at the very least give yourself a big enough window to gtfo.

Here are a couple more videos on how to keep marijuana business safe, many points apply our biz:

Never Get Busted Again: Traffic Stops (Vol. 1)
hxxp://hotfile.com/dl/30040692/d2456cb/b1u3eyes.Never.Get.Busted.Again.part1.rar.html
hxxp://hotfile.com/dl/30040694/68e6bed/b1u3eyes.Never.Get.Busted.Again.part2.rar.html
hxxp://hotfile.com/dl/30040697/b629db3/b1u3eyes.Never.Get.Busted.Again.part3.rar.html
hxxp://hotfile.com/dl/30032209/d1b9965/b1u3eyes.Never.Get.Busted.Again.part4.rar.html

Never Get Raided (Vol. 2)
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=0HSFKLTU

 

[Carding]

What rights do you need to know when you are detained?​

The detainee has the right to:

1. Know the reason for your detention.

"A suspect has the right to know what he is suspected of and receive a copy of the decision to initiate criminal proceedings against him, or a copy of the Protocol of detention, or a copy of the decision to apply a preventive measure to him".

2. To immediately notify their relatives of the detention.

"At the request of a detained person, relatives, the administration at the place of work (study), as well as the defender are notified of their location as soon as possible".

"The inquirer, investigator or prosecutor notifies any of the close relatives, and in their absence-other relatives, or provides the possibility of such notification to the suspect himself".

However, the code of criminal procedure allows exceptions to this rule:

"If it is necessary to keep the fact of detention secret in the interests of the preliminary investigation, the notification may not be made with the approval of the Prosecutor, except in cases when the suspect is a minor".

3. On the participation of a lawyer from the moment of detention

"Every detainee, remand in custody, or accused of committing a crime has the right to use the assistance of a lawyer (defender) from the moment of detention, remand in custody, or presentation of charges, respectively".

4. Do Not give evidence against yourself or your family.

"No one is obliged to testify against himself, his spouse and close relatives... ".

5. Freedom from torture.

"No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment".

"A police officer is prohibited from resorting to torture, violence, or other cruel or degrading treatment. A police officer is obliged to stop actions that intentionally cause pain, physical or moral suffering to a citizen".

6. To receive assistance from a medical professional.

"Persons detained or remanded in custody have the right to receive medical care at the expense of the relevant budgets of all levels".

7. To comply with the terms of detention.

"Arrest, remand in custody and remand in custody are allowed only by a court decision. Before a court decision, a person may not be detained for more than 48 hours".

"The term of administrative detention should not exceed three hours... ".

"A person in respect of whom proceedings are being conducted on an administrative offense involving administrative arrest as one of the measures of administrative punishment may be subjected to administrative detention for a period not exceeding 48 hours".

8. Know what is recorded in the minutes and other materials of the case. If you don't agree, you can make your own objections and clarifications, or refuse to sign.

"...officials are obliged to provide everyone with the opportunity to get acquainted with documents and materials that directly affect their rights and freedoms... ".

"An individual should be given the opportunity to get acquainted with the Protocol on an administrative offense.

These persons have the right to submit explanations and comments on the content of the Protocol, which are attached to the protocol".

"A suspect has the right to get acquainted with the protocol of investigative actions performed with his participation, and to submit comments on them".

9. To appeal against any actions of officials.

"A citizen has the right to file a complaint against actions (decisions) and violating his rights and freedoms, or directly to the court or to a higher state the body the official, government employee".