12-16-2004, 04:55 PM
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Originally posted by theking
I will repeat...many states and maybe even most states...arresting officers are not required to inform you of the reason that you are being arrested. Even if an arresting officer provides you with reason A...when they book you they can add reasons B-C-D etc. In addition it is really immaterial what reason an arresting officer provides you...if they choose to provide you with a reason...as it is not they that charge you...it is the DA's office that levies charges and the DA may add to or subtract from whatever the arresting officers arrested you for.
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Keyword being states.
God your thick.
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Amen
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