Scott explains why you need to know what your Miranda Rights are, and why you need to know to not say anything. Then, Scott speaks with both the prosecutor and the defense attorney in the Frances Dingle case.
Episode Segments:
Weinberg on the Law: You Have the Right to Shut Up Scott looks at recent Supreme Court decisions regarding Miranda Rights, and explains why people need to understand that you do have, and should use, the right to not say anything.
Weinberg on the Law: Disaster in the Gulf Scott discusses the BP oil spill in the Gulf, and the potential criminal and civil implications that could result.
Weinberg on the Law: Eric Smith Interview Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith talks about his involvement in the Frances Dingle trial, and why his office is so proactive against drunk driving. He also talks about recent scams and abuse cases against the elderly, and what he’s doing to protect them.
Weinberg on the Law: Dingle’s Defense Defense attorney Mike Dennis who represented Frances Dingle gives his thoughts on the trial, and describes the atmosphere in the courtroom and his approach to these types of cases.
Weinberg on the Law: 2nd Amendment rights Scott talks about a recent article outlining what area police are doing to find concealed weapons and wonders if it’s worth it, especially since someone’s constitutional rights may be violated.