BOSTON BOMBINGS; Dzhokhar Found Pen & Wrote Confession Letter 'Martyr Note' On Wall Of Boat, Solves Miranda Problem

'Miller explained that while Dzhokar admitted many of the same details to authorities, those admissions came "during the time he was interrogated but before he was given his Miranda warning."  The note gives prosecutors supporting, clearly admissible evidence even if there is an fight over whether things he said before he was given his Miranda rights are admissible as evidence.' - CBS



May 16, 2013 (AE) - This story just keeps getting worse... so after 32 days we're finally told that Dzhokhar wrote a confession letter, or "martyr note", on the wall of the boat he was hiding in???

Now the problems of the FBI breaking the law by not giving Dzhokhar his "Miranda Warning" has all been solved.  For more discussion about the misconception of so called "Miranda Rights", see my previous article here.

Besides all the other problems with this story, just how did Dzhokhar know his brother Tamerlan was a martyr???  He had no way of knowing Tamerlan was dead... especially since the story of Dzhokhar driving over Tamerlan while fleeing has been contradicted by witnesses.

BOSTON BOMBINGS; Media Lawyers & Politicians Promote Legal Deception Of 'Granting Miranda Rights', There Is No Such Thing

“Stop throwing the Constitution in my face, it's just a god damned piece of paper!"- George W. Bush

April 29, 2013 (AE) - A great misconception has been spread all over the media, via "Left Wing" vs. "Right Wing" arguments, on whether a Magistrate Judge, under orders from DoJ, should have "issued Miranda Rights" to Boston Bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

I've heard various television lawyers and politicians (most are lawyers) making the most inaccurate legal statements such as these:  "the Magistrate Judge GAVE HIM HIS RIGHTS", "we ISSUED him Miranda Rights", "we INVOKED his Miranda Rights", "we GRANTED his Miranda Rights".

There is no such thing as "Miranda Rights", the proper term is "Miranda Warning", and it's a legal requirement to warn a person being charged with a crime of their US Constitution, 5th Amendment, "right to remain silent".  Giving this warning does not GIVE YOU your rights, your rights are there and are granted by the US Constitution.  They do not INVOKE your rights, you INVOKE your rights by not speaking.

This is a very dangerous misconception being spread into the public consciousness... that you have NO RIGHTS unless they are GRANTED to you by some legal authority... this is a dangerous deception.

The short text below explains the "Miranda Warning".  The first video below shows FOX News monkeys (some of them lawyers) promoting the"Miranda Rights" misconception.  The second video below shows Judge Andrew Napolitano explaining the legal concept perfectly.