[steplock]

Since when did CRIMINAL suspects have the right to STOP and investigation?

I know - he is not considered a criminal suspect - LEGALLY - but by what right is he claiming that the police cannot investigate a POSSIBLE criminal matter? I've never heard of blocking an investigator from TALKING to possible witnesses??!!??

[Darksheare]

Makes me wonder what happened to the equal access under the law?
Criminal defenses use it to force police to release papers and anything that might free their clients.

[TheOtherOne]

I know - he is not considered a criminal suspect - LEGALLY - but by what right is he claiming that the police cannot investigate a POSSIBLE criminal matter? I've never heard of blocking an investigator from TALKING to possible witnesses??!!??

Huh? The issue is depositions by attorneys.

[TheSpottedOwl]

Since when did CRIMINAL suspects have the right to STOP and investigation?

I know - he is not considered a criminal suspect - LEGALLY - but by what right is he claiming that the police cannot investigate a POSSIBLE criminal matter? I've never heard of blocking an investigator from TALKING to possible witnesses??!!??

If anyone still thinks that you can get justice from the court system, this should wake them up. This is not only biased, but illegal imo. What the heck is going on?

[sweetliberty]

"Since when did CRIMINAL suspects have the right to STOP and investigation?"

Florida is so totally screwed up. The person who should be most suspect, not only isn't officially a suspect of anything, although his behavior is highly suspect by even the most conservative of definitions, and yet he is put in the position of making a death sentence decision on purely hearsay "evidence," with the blessing of the Florida kangaroo circus court, on behalf of a woman who has committed no crime (unless refusal to die is a crime in Florida now), when a serial killer on death row would have been afforded better treatment than Terri Schiavo Schindler. It is a sick and twisted world we live in.

[sport]

That probably be right in most cases, but you are talking Pinellas County.

It appears that the courts amd law enforcement are in michael's back pocket.