anglolawyer
Banned
Boy you are asking him to walk Into the jaws of Death, Into the mouth of Hell
I'm betting that the difference is when the police formally say the person is a suspect. At least that's when it occurs at the time. Later the SC may rule that someone should have been a suspect and not allow the fruits of the improper (never illegal) behavior.
Mach has explained it is the PM who formally stamps 'suspect' on peoples' foreheads.
Funnily enough, we have our best people working on finding that ruling right now but so far nobody seems to have seen it. It is referred to in Hellman thus so if anyone can turn it up, great!Did the SC say anything about them not transcribing or recording the interrogations.
H-Z section 4 said:This Corte di Assise di Appello, while confirming the procedural ruling [ordinanza] of the first-level Corte di Assise on this point, has nevertheless specified that, while they are usable with respect to the crime of calumny against Patrick Lumumba, they cannot be usable with respect to the other crimes against Meredith Kercher to the extent that, as the Corte di Cassazione has also confirmed (ruling no. 990/08, dated 4-01-2008), they are subject to absolute nullification in this regard [sono affetti, sotto questo profilo, da nullità assoluta], as having been given in the absence of an attorney by a person who had already assumed the role of a suspect [indagata].
ETA Grinder - I said 'substantive' difference, not 'formal'. Form, substance - know what I mean?
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