Amateur Legal Advice for Corrupt Politicians
So occasionally in this space I like to offer amateur legal advice.
Today's Tip: Working the Taint
My friends, you don't have to answer prosecutors' or police officers' questions if you think the people asking them might not be on your side. This is called the "tainted investigation" theory, and is based in landmark cases Hubris v. Juris (1943) and Self v. System (1973), which established that any bastard who would dare to question you doesn't deserve a goddamn answer other than "go screw, bucko."
Thanks to loyal reader Sarah P. from Wasilla, Alaska for reminding us of the tainted investigation immunity. Sarah, do be sure to keep us updated on how you're doing with your invocation of the TI immunity.
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Labels: Alaska Public Safety Commissioner (suspicious firing), innovative legal defenses, Palin (Sarah)
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Tip is meaningful for the corrupt politician!
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