<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by nkisi:
I was handcuffed and taken to a local police station for possession of 14 grams of cocaine with the intent to solicate. I was asked several questions regarding where I bought the drugs and who I knew that was buying or selling drugs. I was not read my rights and was not booked. The detectives present told me that I had an option of going undercover to assist them in numerous drug busts as a buyer vs. going to jail or prison. They told me that as long as I agreed to comply there would be no arrest on my record. I now have to check in with a detective every morning to see if they will use me on that particular day to assist in a drug bust. I rarely receive a return call from the detective. And when I do, he tells me that we will make arrangements to complete additional paperwork and set up a bust at a later time. I continue to check in every morning by paging him for fear of arrest if I don't. Do I have to comply? Can I move to another state, or can a warrant be issued for my arrest. I do know that there is no arrest on record for this particular incident, but I did sign an affidaffit that I was guilty of possession. Please advise me on my rights......<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
My response:
Now you're asking about your rights? It's a little late for that, don't you think? You've already signed that you were "guilty" or admitted the crime. Once you do things without an attorney's advice, you've gone too far. Now, the detectives have you right where they want you, and there may be no end in sight. They can keep this hanging over your head, indefinately. Just recently, in California, a kid was killed when it was discovered, by his druggy friends, that he was an informant.
Get an attorney to review your "admission" and to make sure that your Constitutional Rights were not abridged or violated.
Good luck.
IAAL
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