In this episode of Legally Speaking, join Robert Duncan and Jeff Hosking for a discussion the Sixth Amendment and the history that led to its adoption.

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Stop! Don't miss this Season 3 episode of Legally Speaking, the podcast for the Federal Law Enforcement Office of Chief Counsel, all about seizures with Rachel Smith and Robert Duncan. Learn what a seizure is, when it happens, and when it's reasonable.

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In the season three opener for "Legally Speaking", the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's Office of Chief Counsel podcast, Ken Anderson and John Besseleman discuss the crucial nature of the Sixth Amendment's protection right to trial and right to counsel.

The podcast touches on the topic of when these rights attach, effectively explaining when the right to counsel begins and concluding with an interesting anecdote on Texas v. Cobb, a Supreme Court case from 2001, clearly illustrating the boundaries of the Sixth Amendment's Right to Counsel.

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Join Ken Anderson and John Besselman of 'Legally Speaking' for a wind-up of the 5th Amendment and the myriad "untied" pieces that have not yet been addressed in the podcast series. It's yours for the taking!

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Join us for the latest episode of Legally Speaking, a podcast series brought to you by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center's Office of Chief Counsel and featuring attorneys Ken Anderson and John Besselman.

This episode navigates invocation of rights and the legal consequences for a suspect or individual upon invoking these rights. Discover an individual's right to silence differs from right to counsel and unpack the complexities surrounding re-initiating contact with the suspect or individual!

Join John Besselman and Ken Anderson for a lively discussion of waivers in our "Legally Speaking" Season 2 5th Amendment miniseries. Following up on the requirements of Miranda, they cover the bases of knowing, intelligent, and voluntary waivers and explain why simply reading the Miranda card isn't enough!

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In this episode of "Legally Speaking," brought to you by the Office of Chief Counsel at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Ken Anderson and John Besselman explore the definition and subsequent nuances that underpin our notion of 'interrogation.'

They explore various situations, including when Miranda Rights are required, the elements constituting custodial interrogation, and the reasons that prevent every sentence-ending question from qualifying as interrogation. This episode also discusses the 'functional equivalent of questioning', delineating famous examples including the 'Christian burial speech.'

The episode concludes with an examination of the sparingly applied 'public safety exception,' an instance where public safety precedence trumps the individual's right to Miranda warnings.

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In this episode of "Legally Speaking", join John Besselman and Ken Anderson for an in-depth exploration of 'Cops, Custody, and Questioning'.

Miranda serves as a pivotal hinge to critically analyze why 'custody' isn't always as clear-cut as it may seem, essentially depending on situations, police actions, and the perceptions of the suspects involved.

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