>watching movie in current year>I can't arrest you because I haven't read you your Miranda rights yet!
This trope is old as shit
>>216982823The worst is when they let a murderer off because he wasn't read his miranda rights. Does anyone actually believe that shit?
>>216982832Yet Hollywood continues to perpetuate the myth. It's nauseating. Sometimes Hollywood will become aware of some of the tropes/myths that become common knowledge and avoid putting them in future movies to avoid annoying the viewer, yet this one persists to this day. Just goes to show how out of touch they are with current audiences.
>>216982954it's on purpose, dumbass, they want people to believe it's true
>>216982823I can't recall a single movie where this happens.Sounds more like it would be some slop tv trope.
>>216982823I'm Polish, what are those?
>Sorry, unless someone is missing for 24 hours I can't file a missing persons report.>We can definitely match this bullet that got smashed into a wall to a specific gun's barrel because of *mumbles*.>Arrested. In court next week and not next year.>The best way to get a confession out of a killer is to smack the table and act as indignant and angry as possible, and also always interrupt them when they're starting to confess to show your disgust at them, they'll surely continue their confession.>Well, she's not pressing charges so there's nothing I can do.You could go on forever. Cop shows are so far beyond retarded now it's insane. I think it's because they used to hire ex-cops to write for them or at least have them as advisors, and now the new writers just base everything on their experience with cop shows and it becomes this perpetual spiral of dumbasses thinking they learned something from the previous dumbass who didn't know it either.>>216984311A Miranda warning or Miranda rights has to be given if you are interviewing someone after taking them into custody or whatever they say may be deemed inadmissible in court. "you have the right to remain silent, right to an attorney," etc. They're not required to make an arrest but to have answers they give during an interview be admissible in court. If they confess and you've failed to give a Miranda warning then you can't use that confession but that's really all it matters for. And it only applies if you've been arrested/detained, if you confess to a cop before that happens you can't claim you weren't read your rights to make the confession disappear.
>>216982823Who the fuck is Miranda anyhow
