About this video
Courts allow officers to use deception during questioning — claiming a witness identified you, that your fingerprints were found, or that a co-defendant already confessed. Former prosecutor Brian Foley explains why you should not try to correct or out-argue an officer who is lying to you: stay respectful, decline to answer, and ask for an attorney.
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