One another one that can't play.

A lot of the way.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop.

All right, second video this evening.

There's a question of post to me in another group where I was tagged in a question.

It was, at what point does somebody become, had become a random, as a motor vehicle stop?

And I'm going to try to elaborate on this just kind of

a cappella without any kind of information in front of me. I have a lot of

cases that I could cite but to give value to everybody around the country

ideally I try to give you guys some incentive on when Miranda kicks in on a motor

vehicle stop now first of all there have been people who have said well you can

never ask questions on a motor vehicle stop let's be clear how the courts

federal and state,

your state, sure, same exact thing, view a Miranda,

I'm sorry, a motor vehicle stop

in the actual detention of what it's considered.

A Miranda, sorry, a motor vehicle stop is more like an

investigative detention. They don't consider it to be full-blown custody. Similar to

is if you stop somebody who was maybe a suspect in a crime on the street,

you didn't have a probable cause of that moment

to make a full-blown arrest.

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