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Haynes v. US

And I didn't say they couldn't ask, just that I'd bet any answer he gave would not be allowed as evidence.

[Trailerpark Badass]

To be precise, my reference to "asking" in my initial post was specifically directed at Haynes v. US, which ruled that the govt cannot require a felon to register a firearm he possesses, because such a requirement would amount to self-incrimination, violating his 5th amendment rights.

Sure any cop on the street can ask anyone anything, but like I said, I bet any admission would be tossed.

But I ain't a lawyer.